Eurogenes New World admixture update

Just in time for Thanksgiving, the Eurogenes project has a new admixture run, my results:





Explanation from Davids site:

"This analysis assumes that the New World (ie. the Americas) is made up of four ancestral groups - Sub-Saharan African, European, North Amerindian and South Amerindian. It ignores the rest of the world. So if your parents or grandparents are from Europe, and yet you score a couple per cent of Amerindian admixture, then clearly, that's not due to Amerindian ancestry, but some other influence taking its form, like North or East Eurasian"

http://bga101.blogspot.com/2010/11/new-world-admixture-results-23andme-and.html

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