Your Results Amazing!
I have early ancestors not just in northern Europe but the Mediterranean region including Greece, Lebanon & Iran, Egypt, and Tunisia. I also have close relatives in the Stans is SW Asia and India. Figure that!
44%
Northern European
This component
of your ancestry is found at highest frequency in northern European
populations—people from the UK, Denmark, Finland, Russia and Germany in
our reference populations. While not limited to these groups, it is
found at lower frequencies throughout the rest of Europe. This
component is likely the signal of the earliest hunter-gatherer
inhabitants of Europe, who were the last to make the transition to
agriculture as it moved in from the Middle East during the Neolithic
period around 8,000 years ago.
Note: In some cases regional percentages may not total 100%.
36%
Mediterranean
This component
of your ancestry is found at highest frequencies in southern Europe and
the Levant—people from Sardinia, Italy, Greece, Lebanon, Egypt and
Tunisia in our reference populations. While not limited to these groups,
it is found at lower frequencies throughout the rest of Europe, the
Middle East, Central and South Asia. This component is likely the
signal of the Neolithic population expansion from the Middle East,
beginning around 8,000 years ago, likely from the western part of the
Fertile Crescent.
18%
Southwest Asian
This component
of your ancestry is found at highest frequencies in India and
neighboring populations, including Tajikistan and Iran in our reference
dataset. It is also found at lower frequencies in Europe and North
Africa. As with the Mediterranean component, it was likely spread during
the Neolithic expansion, perhaps from the eastern part of the Fertile
Crescent. Individuals with heavy European influence in their ancestry
will show traces of this because all Europeans have mixed with people
from Southwest Asia over tens of thousands of years.
Note: In some cases regional percentages may not total 100%.
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