MDLP K11e

African: Encompasses diverse populations from the African continent, known for genetic diversity and ancient lineages.

Amerindian: Refers to indigenous peoples of the Americas, with genetic roots tracing back to early humans who migrated from Asia to the New World.

ASI (Ancestral South Indian): Represents the ancient population component of South Asia, distinct from later migrant groups such as Indo-Europeans.

Basal: Reference to early diverging human lineages before major global dispersals, often used in context of ancient populations.

Iran-Mesolithic: Populations from the region of modern-day Iran during the Mesolithic period, pivotal in the spread of farming to Europe and South Asia.

Neolithic: Associated with the first agricultural communities that significantly contributed to the spread of farming and settled life, particularly in Europe and West Asia.

Oceanic: Pertains to the indigenous peoples of the Pacific Islands, including Melanesia, Micronesia, and Polynesia, showcasing adaptations to island life.

EHG (Eastern Hunter-Gatherer): Ancient populations in Eastern Europe and Western Asia, known for their semi-nomadic lifestyles before agricultural expansion.

SEA (Southeast Asian): Diverse populations from the region of Southeast Asia, characterized by complex migrations and cultural exchanges.

Siberian: Refers to indigenous groups within Siberia, adapted to the cold environments with unique cultural and genetic traits.

WHG (Western Hunter-Gatherer): Populations from Western Europe during prehistoric times, noted for their hunter-gatherer economies preceding Neolithic farmers.