Filipina/Guamanian Gedmatch results. Rather atypical. Their Caucasoid is mostly Indian-related not Spanish – Page 4 – Anthropology, Population Genetics & Human Evolution

Qamzardaan · 2019-10-25T19:05:32Z

@Jajapinay @josh @easy772 @Shazouzu @Selurong So there are two Pinay results here. One of them is from Guam but I think she is Filipina in origins while the other one I am not really sure but based on her name and results, methinks she is Pinay. I will no longer post the pics on here (because Google will cached the images if I forget to take the pictures down ) so please PM me if you want to see them (Unfortunately don't have the pics of the second individual) Also if you want their gedmatch kits, please PM me as well.Their results seem to be atypical and rather outliers among people of Philippine origin. They seem to have actual South Asian ancestry and their West Eurasian admix is also rather Indian-related than European-related.1. Guamanian of Filipina origins. I speculate this because there is suggestion that her family is originally from Zamboanga in Mindanao, Southern Philippines.HarappaWorldAdmix Results (sorted):# Population Percent1 SE-Asian 51.252 NE-Asian 25.43 S-Indian 12.994 Baloch 4.55 Papuan 2.956 Caucasian 17 San 0.828 NE-Euro 0.489 American 0.3210 E-African 0.1611 Siberian 0.12Single Population Sharing:# Population (source) Distance1 khmer-cambodian (xing) 14.372 lahu (hgdp) 16.133 thai (xing) 16.224 kinh (1000genomes) 17.285 vietnamese (xing) 17.896 dai-chinese (1000genomes) 21.527 dai (hgdp) 22.698 cambodian (hgdp) 24.479 khasi (chaubey) 27.0510 singapore-malay (sgvp) 27.2211 burmanese (chaubey) 28.3812 garo (chaubey) 31.5913 miao (hgdp) 38.4114 singapore-chinese (sgvp) 40.3315 she (hgdp) 42.4616 chinese (xing) 42.4817 iban (xing) 42.6718 samoan (xing) 43.0919 han-chinese-south (1000genomes) 43.6220 han (hgdp) 43.88Mixed Mode Population Sharing:# Primary Population (source) Secondary Population (source) Distance1 79.9% kinh (1000genomes) + 20.1% tharu (reich) @ 3.952 84.5% thai (xing) + 15.5% japanese (hapmap) @ 4.123 80.1% kinh (1000genomes) + 19.9% satnami (reich) @ 4.124 80.2% kinh (1000genomes) + 19.8% gond (metspalu) @ 4.125 84.5% thai (xing) + 15.5% japanese (1000genomes) @ 4.146 54.5% dai (hgdp) + 45.5% khasi (chaubey) @ 4.247 69.8% dai-chinese (1000genomes) + 30.2% great-andamanese (reich) @ 4.338 81.6% kinh (1000genomes) + 18.4% bhil (reich) @ 4.359 77.2% dai-chinese (1000genomes) + 22.8% chenchu (metspalu) @ 4.3510 78.8% kinh (1000genomes) + 21.2% sahariya (reich) @ 4.3911 81% kinh (1000genomes) + 19% tamil-nadar (harappa) @ 4.412 81.7% kinh (1000genomes) + 18.3% sakilli (chaubey) @ 4.413 81.5% kinh (1000genomes) + 18.5% piramalai-kallar (metspalu) @ 4.4214 81.3% kinh (1000genomes) + 18.7% singapore-indian-a (sgvp) @ 4.4415 74% dai-chinese (1000genomes) + 26% bengali (harappa) @ 4.4516 81.1% kinh (1000genomes) + 18.9% tamil-nadu-scheduled-caste (metspalu) @ 4.4517 81.3% kinh (1000genomes) + 18.7% hallaki (reich) @ 4.4518 81.4% kinh (1000genomes) + 18.6% kurumba (metspalu) @ 4.4719 55.9% dai-chinese (1000genomes) + 44.1% khasi (chaubey) @ 4.4920 80.8% kinh (1000genomes) + 19.2% sinhalese (harappa) @ 4.49Her nMonte result based on her HarappaWorld score: 19% Bonda, approx 8% West Eurasian (mostly Iran Neo-related)[1] "distance%=1.4311"dai,57.4bonda,18.9han,13.6makrani,7.5papuan,2.2lithuanian,0.3surui,0.1iban,0yoruba1,0saudi,0PuntDNA Global K13Admix Results (sorted):# Population Percent1 SE_Asia 46.892 NE_Asia 27.993 South_Asia 13.914 West_Asia 2.875 Oceania 2.816 NE_Europe 1.597 West_Africa 1.218 South_Africa 1.089 SW_Asia 0.7510 SW_Europe 0.4611 Americas 0.44Single Population Sharing:# Population (source) Distance1 Cambodian 5.592 Malayan 8.993 Visayan 14.914 Thai 15.495 Filipino 16.896 Luzon 18.817 Dusun 23.158 Vietnamese 24.229 Dai 24.5110 Murut 24.6511 Lahu 29.7712 Burmese 31.3113 Miaozu 40.2314 Han_South_China 45.0615 She 45.3616 Igorot 47.6717 Naxi 50.4618 Afghan_Hazara 53.719 Han_North_China 56.4220 Xibo 57.31Mixed Mode Population Sharing:# Primary Population (source) Secondary Population (source) Distance1 88.5% Malayan + 11.5% Burusho @ 4.072 89.2% Malayan + 10.8% Kashmir_Pandit @ 4.383 88.8% Malayan + 11.2% Bengali @ 4.394 88% Malayan + 12% Afghan_Uzbeki @ 4.445 89.6% Malayan + 10.4% Punjabi @ 4.526 89.6% Malayan + 10.4% Sindhi @ 4.557 89.6% Malayan + 10.4% Tamil_Nadu_Brahmin @ 4.558 71.2% Cambodian + 28.8% Malayan @ 4.649 82% Cambodian + 18% Visayan @ 4.6410 93.9% Cambodian + 6.1% Igorot @ 4.6711 84.3% Cambodian + 15.7% Filipino @ 4.712 89.5% Malayan + 10.5% Pathan @ 4.7113 76.3% Thai + 23.7% Igorot @ 4.7314 90% Malayan + 10% UP_Muslim @ 4.7315 96.1% Cambodian + 3.9% Assyrian @ 4.7416 96.2% Cambodian + 3.8% Armenian @ 4.7517 87.5% Malayan + 12.5% Afghan_Hazara @ 4.7718 96% Cambodian + 4% Kurdish @ 4.7719 96.3% Cambodian + 3.7% Turkish_Trabzon @ 4.7720 89.6% Malayan + 10.4% Pakistan_Pashtun @ 4.77Here is the nMonte model of her PuntDNA Global K13 result: Here she is around 9% AASI and 8% West Eurasian (most/all seem to be South Asian-related)[1] "distance%=1.2298"Murut,45.6Dai,34.6Simulated_AASI,8.8Makrani,5.8Papuan,1.8Lithuanian,1.6Yoruba,1.2Saudi,0.6Han_South_China,0Ir...

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Qamzardaan

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Sorry for the very late reply. Has she done any DNA test? She also look like she has Chinese admixture.

Btw, here are the pics of Guamanian of Filipina descent. Please DO NOT QUOTE them. She seem to have origin from Zamboanga. Do you know is the lastname Babasa peaks in the Philippines?

Pics gone.

Posted : 18/11/2019 11:22 am

lilshawty204

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Shes pretty why don't you invite her over here

Posted : 19/11/2019 12:07 am

Qamzardaan

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I am not that close to her. So it would be a bit weird I think.

Btw her original lastname is Babasa. Is that a Filipino lastname and do you know what ethnicity/region it peaks?

Posted : 19/11/2019 2:12 am

kay

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@qamzardaan

Thats weird babasa means read.

Posted : 19/11/2019 8:54 pm

Osricpearl

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Very interesting. Historically, people tend to overstate the genetic impact of ruling classes. Unless there was a mass movement of people that accompanied it, then whatever genetic impact would remain regional. This is especially true if it is a small population governing a larger, more established population. See: British in India or Turks in Greece.

Posted : 21/11/2019 3:28 am