MDLP K13c

Amerindian: Genetic ancestry stemming from indigenous populations throughout North and South America.

ASI (Ancestral South Indian): A distinct ancestral component found within modern South Asian populations, particularly in southern India.

Neareast: Ancestry originating from populations in the Near East (Middle East), including regions like the Arabian Peninsula, Levant, and Mesopotamia.

Siberian: Genetic ancestry associated with indigenous communities inhabiting the vast Siberian region of Russia.

Mediterranean: Ancestry associated with populations surrounding the Mediterranean Sea, encompassing parts of Southern Europe, North Africa, and the Levant.

Ancestor: A broad term referring to any person from whom one is descended, often used in the context of genetic ancestry.

Northeasteuropean: Genetic ancestry linked to populations of Northeastern Europe, including the Baltic states, Finland, and parts of Russia.

Subsaharan: Ancestry originating from populations south of the Sahara Desert in Africa.

Westeuropean: Genetic ancestry associated with populations of Western Europe, including countries like France, Spain, the United Kingdom, and Germany.

Paleosiberian: Ancestry linked to ancient populations of Siberia, predating the arrival of more recent groups like the Northeast Asians.

Caucasian: Genetic heritage associated with populations originating from the Caucasus Mountains region, known for its ethnic and linguistic diversity.

Austronesian: Ancestry found in populations spread across Southeast Asia, Oceania, and Madagascar, linked by a common linguistic and cultural heritage.

Melanesian: Genetic ancestry associated with populations native to the islands of Melanesia, including Papua New Guinea, Fiji, and Vanuatu.