Admixture Calculators

East Sea's K12 calculator focuses on providing detailed insights into East Asian and closely related ancestries. The purpose appears to be offering users with East Asian heritage a more nuanced understanding of their genetic connections to specific populations within the region.

Egy calculators provide simple models (K3 to K9) that focus on broad continental ancestries and some specific regional components. Their purpose appears to be offering users a straightforward way to explore their major ancestral connections without overwhelming detail.

Eurasiandna's calculators (K13 and K20) aim to explore genetic ancestry with a focus on ancient populations and their contributions to modern Eurasian genetics. The purpose seems to be providing users with insights into how ancient population movements and admixtures have shaped their genetic makeup.

Eurogenes calculators focus on providing detailed breakdowns of European and closely related ancestries. With models ranging from K3 to K36, they offer users the ability to explore their genetic connections to specific European regions and neighboring areas. The purpose seems to be offering in-depth analysis for those with European heritage or interested in European population genetics.

Kurd offers a series of genetic admixture calculators tailored to explore the genetic ancestry of populations from the Middle East and surrounding regions. Their calculators, such as "Eurasia K14," "World 25," "Iran Neolithic K6," "Kurdish K10," and "Turkic K11," are designed to provide detailed insights into the ancient and modern genetic influences in these areas. These tools are particularly useful for users with ancestry from Central Asia, the Middle East, and the Caucasus, offering a comprehensive view of the diverse genetic components and historical migrations that have shaped the genetic landscape of these regions.

The Geno MENA K14 calculator aims to provide insights into the genetic ancestry of populations in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region, with a focus on both ancient and modern populations. This may be particularly interesting for individuals with ancestry from this region who want to understand their genetic heritage in the context of historical migrations and the emergence of early agricultural societies.

The Harappaworld calculator focuses on providing detailed insights into South Asian genetic ancestry and related populations. It aims to break down ancestry into specific regional components within South Asia (such as "S-Indian" and "Baloch") as well as neighboring regions that have historically interacted with South Asian populations. The purpose appears to be offering users with South Asian heritage, or those interested in South Asian genetics, a more nuanced understanding of their genetic connections to specific regions and historical population groups within the Indian subcontinent and surrounding areas.

Kakaji offers a series of "Modern World" calculators (K11, K16, K20, K25) that focus on providing a global perspective of genetic ancestry. The purpose appears to be giving users a comprehensive view of their genetic connections to various world populations, with increasing detail as the number of components grows.

The Levantine Viking K7 calculator focuses on providing insights into genetic ancestry related to European and Middle Eastern populations. The purpose seems to be offering users a tool to explore potential connections to these specific regions.

LM Genetics calculators aim to provide a broad overview of global genetic ancestry, with a focus on major continental groups and ancient lineages. Their calculators range from very simple (K3, K4, K5) to more complex (K12, K15, K16, K47) models. The purpose appears to be offering users a gradual increase in detail, from basic continental divisions to more specific regional and historical genetic components.

Marques calculators focus on providing detailed breakdowns of global ancestry, with models that offer comprehensive coverage of world populations. Their purpose appears to be giving users a thorough understanding of their genetic connections to various regions and ethnic groups around the world.

MDLP calculators are designed to explore genetic ancestry at various levels of complexity, from ancient to modern populations. They offer a wide range of options (K6 to K33) to cater to different user needs and interests. MDLP's focus seems to be on providing comprehensive tools for both broad continental ancestry and more specific regional genetic components, with particular attention to Eurasian populations.

Mephisto calculators offer a mix of modern and ancient ancestry models, with some focus on Near Eastern populations. Their purpose seems to be providing users with insights into both contemporary genetic diversity and connections to ancient civilizations and population movements.

Michal3141's calculators (K25, K29) focus on providing detailed breakdowns of Eurasian ancestries, with particular attention to Eastern European, Baltic, and Central Asian populations. The purpose appears to be offering users with heritage from these regions a more nuanced understanding of their genetic connections.

Kakaji/DNAGenics offers a series of "Modern World" calculators (K11, K16, K20, K25) that focus on providing a global perspective of genetic ancestry. The purpose appears to be giving users a comprehensive view of their genetic connections to various world populations, with increasing detail as the number of components grows.

Project Li's K11 calculator aims to provide insights into both ancient and modern populations, with a focus on East Asian and global ancestries. The purpose appears to be offering users a unique perspective that combines contemporary genetic diversity with connections to ancient civilizations.

PuntDNAL's calculators, such as "K12 Near East," are specifically designed to analyze genetic contributions from the Near East and surrounding regions. These tools provide insights into the ancient and modern genetic makeup of populations from this historically significant area, making them ideal for users with Middle Eastern ancestry.

The calculator "Russia 8" by an unknown author is designed to provide insights into the genetic ancestry of populations from Russia and nearby regions. This calculator includes eight components: Siberian, Caucasian, East-Slavic, East-Finnic, Uralic, East-Asian, Northeast-Asian, and Permic. It is particularly useful for users with ancestry from these areas, offering a focused analysis of genetic contributions from a diverse array of ethnic groups found in and around Russia. The "Russia 8" calculator helps users understand the complex genetic heritage resulting from the historical interactions and migrations in this geographically vast and ethnically diverse region.

Tolan calculators offer a mix of modern and ancient ancestry models, with a particular focus on recent ancestors and specific regions like Brittany. Their purpose appears to be providing users with insights into both their deep ancestral roots and more recent genetic connections, often with a European focus.