Dodecad Globe 13 for Mik15 vs available modern populations:
Distance to: | Mik15 |
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14.79754372 | Morocco_Jews |
16.63085386 | Sephardic_Jews |
17.52413479 | Sicilian_D |
17.78300593 | S_Italian_Sicilian_D |
19.19753370 | Ashkenazi_D |
19.37811394 | C_Italian_D |
19.41410055 | Ashkenazy_Jews |
22.80840415 | Tuscan |
23.31169878 | TSI30 |
23.33840826 | Moroccan_D |
24.24646985 | Greek_D |
25.28409184 | Cypriots |
25.50218226 | Sardinian |
25.87959235 | Algerian_D |
26.61235240 | Canarias_1KG |
26.75319233 | Mozabite |
26.88983637 | North_Italian |
27.19590594 | Turkish_Cypriot_D |
27.83072583 | O_Italian_D |
29.10995191 | Andalucia_1KG |
29.12918296 | Moroccans |
29.31107811 | Murcia_1KG |
30.27208780 | N_Italian_D |
31.58302234 | Baleares_1KG |
31.68168714 | Portuguese_D |
Here is Mik15 vs the other ancient Greek samples:
He is very close to Minoans, which we know are mostly Anatolian_N with about 15% CHG/IN. There is no way Algerian_Jews are composed of that admixture. We can't really compare these samples so much to modern populations, because the inferences made by doing so are bound to be false:
Distance to: | Mik15 |
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4.73667605 | I2937 |
5.72554801 | I9129 |
5.90445594 | I9010 |
7.59130424 | Pta08 |
7.62219785 | I9128 |
9.00139989 | I9005 |
9.35317593 | I0074 |
9.42462731 | Kou01 |
9.80234156 | I0071 |
11.08796194 | I0073 |
11.33379460 | I0070 |
11.56451901 | I9130 |
12.19090235 | I9127 |
12.45656453 | I9131 |
13.06872985 | I9041 |
13.70391915 | I9006 |
14.52259274 | I9033 |
15.10968564 | Kou03 |
18.59169438 | I9123 |
18.99046866 | I2495 |
22.03010667 | I2499 |
22.92758600 | I2683 |
25.84222707 | Log02 |
34.33169236 | Log04 |
Autosomal-wise Mik15 looks like a Minoan, with an additional small amount of Steppe. Again, there is no way Algerian_Jews or Moroccan_Jews look like that in terms of autosomal DNA. This is why we must be careful with these tools: