Posted by: @cheesefriesI think it's called "Ancient Coastal Southern Chinese"
Quote from a study:
When we analyzed the DNA of people who lived in coastal southern China 9,000-8,500 years ago, we realized that already by then much of China shared a common heritage. Because their archaeology and morphology was different from that of the Yellow River farmers, we had thought these coastal people might come from a lineage not closely related to those first agricultural East Asians. Maybe this group’s ancestry would be similar to the Tianyuan Man or Hòabìnhians.
I don't like being called Chinese. the article clearly says pre-Neolithic SEA hunter-gatherer groups
Hoabinhian:La368 Gedmatch kit-#
CU5131992
Admix Results (sorted):
# | Population | Percent |
1 | S_Indian | 42.33 |
2 | E_Asian | 30.08 |
3 | Oceanian | 11.69 |
4 | Siberian | 3.93 |
5 | W_African | 3.75 |
6 | NE_European | 2.61 |
7 | Horn_Of_Africa | 2.31 |
8 | Mediterranean | 1.43 |
9 | Wht_Nile_River | 0.89 |
10 | S_African | 0.76 |
11 | Caucasian | 0.2 |
12 | Omo_River | 0.02 |
Single Population Sharing:
# | Population (source) | Distance |
1 | Bengali | 39.99 |
2 | Burmese | 40.06 |
3 | Malayan | 40.36 |
4 | Tamil_Nadu_SC | 40.48 |
5 | Sakilli | 40.49 |
6 | Paniya | 40.59 |
7 | UP_Muslim | 41.17 |
8 | Tamil_Nadu_Brahmin | 41.73 |
9 | North_Kannadi | 41.82 |
10 | Hazara | 41.86 |
11 | Uyghur | 41.96 |
12 | UP_Brahmin | 42.31 |
13 | Uttar_Pradesh_SC | 42.39 |
14 | Tharus | 42.92 |
15 | Kanjar | 43.16 |
16 | Uzbek | 44.66 |
17 | Burusho | 45.15 |
18 | Kashmiri | 46.36 |
19 | Romani | 47.12 |
20 | Somali_Benadiri | 48.98 |
Mixed Mode Population Sharing:
# | Primary Population (source) | Secondary Population (source) | Distance | |||||
1 | 57.8% | Paniya | + | 42.2% | Cambodian | @ | 14.14 | |
2 | 58% | Malayan | + | 42% | Cambodian | @ | 14.27 | |
3 | 59.4% | Paniya | + | 40.6% | Filipino | @ | 14.27 | |
4 | 50.4% | Burmese | + | 49.6% | Paniya | @ | 14.34 | |
5 | 59.6% | Malayan | + | 40.4% | Filipino | @ | 14.49 | |
6 | 55.6% | Paniya | + | 44.4% | Singaporean | @ | 14.61 | |
7 | 55.8% | Malayan | + | 44.2% | Singaporean | @ | 14.63 | |
8 | 50.2% | Burmese | + | 49.8% | Malayan | @ | 14.74 | |
9 | 61.5% | Paniya | + | 38.5% | Vietnamese | @ | 15.38 | |
10 | 57.1% | North_Kannadi | + | 42.9% | Cambodian | @ | 15.44 | |
11 | 61.7% | Malayan | + | 38.3% | Vietnamese | @ | 15.47 | |
12 | 63.6% | Paniya | + | 36.4% | Chinese | @ | 15.47 | |
13 | 54.8% | North_Kannadi | + | 45.2% | Singaporean | @ | 15.52 | |
14 | 63.8% | Malayan | + | 36.2% | Chinese | @ | 15.68 | |
15 | 58.1% | Sakilli | + | 41.9% | Cambodian | @ | 15.7 | |
16 | 55.8% | Sakilli | + | 44.2% | Singaporean | @ | 15.79 | |
17 | 58.8% | North_Kannadi | + | 41.2% | Filipino | @ | 15.84 | |
18 | 51.3% | Burmese | + | 48.7% | North_Kannadi | @ | 16.13 | |
19 | 59.8% | Sakilli | + | 40.2% | Filipino | @ | 16.17 | |
20 | 50.3% | Burmese | + | 49.7% | Sakilli | @ | 16.22 |
@cheesefries they would resemble more the Onge/Jarawa/Andamanese of the Andaman Islands than tribal groups in mainland SE Asia.
Distance to: | LAO_Hoabinhian |
---|---|
0.03733828 | Onge |
0.03797909 | Jarawa |
0.09959662 | Gadaba |
0.10649161 | Bonda |
0.10716137 | Juang |
0.11100200 | Khonda_Dora |
0.11128152 | Korwa |
0.11182114 | Birhor |
0.11185769 | Ho |
0.12019293 | Santhal |
0.12292376 | Bhumij |
0.12701309 | Asur |
0.12871843 | Gond |
0.12877500 | Brahmin_Manipuri |
0.13319807 | Newar |
0.13517471 | Tharu |
0.14328650 | Nepalese_E |
0.14345268 | Jehai |
0.15017446 | Nepalese_D |
0.15172589 | Paniya |
0.15556215 | Kusunda |
0.15608395 | Kadar |
0.15874060 | Irula |
0.15896532 | Rajput_Rajasthan_o |
0.15940094 | Malayan |