tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6443268110928728533.post7133510547383919167..comments2024-01-11T02:42:22.101+00:00Comments on Artemis: Restricted Pole Run: Part IV- experiments, conjecturesDiogeneshttp://www.blogger.com/profile/00827839380414245914noreply@blogger.comBlogger1125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6443268110928728533.post-90456501045293871712011-05-16T13:27:09.812+01:002011-05-16T13:27:09.812+01:00Briefly examining my results, it seems that the EM...Briefly examining my results, it seems that the EMPC component largely corresponds with the Ancestral North Indian component, although it seems that a part of the Ancestral South Indian also seems to have been picked up as EMPC as the ASI is only marginally more related to East-Eurasian populations. Hence, given that the West Eurasian element in South Asians is largely derived from West Asia, the EMPC component being the dominant element is but natural. The Siberian2 component seems to be picking up the rest of the ASI, along with a bit of the Siberian3. I reckon that the Siberian2 component will be closer to the ASI and/or Onge component seen in other admixture runs. Diogenes mentions that the Siberian3 component peaks in far-eastern Siberians like the Chuckchis and the Koryaks. If we assume geographic proximity as the sole factor for closeness, the generic Siberian2 component should be closer to ASI than the far-eastern one as ASI is closer to SEA and East Asian populations in general. My Siberian3 score is consistent with the bits of East Asian I get on admixture runs all over the genome blogging projects. Incidentally, my N. Asian + Siberian + SEA score over at HAP was 3%. As for the NMPC, once again rather consistent with the 4 -5% Northern/North East European scores I usually get. In this regard however, TamilBrahmins2's scores seem especially elevated as compared to the other two Tamil Brahmins. The WMPC + NWAf might well be some sort of Neolithic signal from the Indus valley civilization?Vasishtahttps://www.blogger.com/profile/16475698920004634252noreply@blogger.com