@dyno 23andme is ok but doesn't really detect your exact Austronesian percentage.. they just group general Filipino ancestry under Austronesian for modern ancestry.
I would say G25/Vahaduo and the MDLP K23b calculator from Gedmatch are best
On G25/Vahaduo.. Austronesian ancestry will fall under Igorot and perhaps Dusun and other Malay groups I think.. even though modern Pinoys and Malays are also mixed with Proto-Malay/Austro-Asiatic component from mainland as well
My Gedmatch MDLP K23b results:
Population |
|
Amerindian |
0.47 Pct |
Ancestral_Altaic |
0.17 Pct |
South_Central_Asian |
0.7 Pct |
Arctic |
- |
South_Indian |
3.09 Pct |
Australoid |
1.12 Pct |
Austronesian |
52.51 Pct |
Caucasian |
1.78 Pct |
Archaic_Human |
- |
East_African |
0.18 Pct |
East_Siberian |
- |
European_Early_Farmers |
- |
Khoisan |
0.22 Pct |
Melano_Polynesian |
1.28 Pct |
Archaic_African |
- |
Near_East |
0.3 Pct |
North_African |
0.09 Pct |
Paleo_Siberian |
- |
African_Pygmy |
- |
South_East_Asian |
31.08 Pct |
Subsaharian |
- |
Tungus-Altaic |
6.87 Pct |
European_Hunters_Gatherers |
0.11 Pct |
On MDLP K23b "Tungus-Altaic" could be Han or Japanese/NE-Asian, while "SE-Asian" is Proto-Malay/Austro-Asiatic from mainland which is also present in Malays from the migration south.. even present in Filipinos as shown by my own results(31.08% SE-Asian)
'Austronesian' can be considered as a subset of Southern Chinese people