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You'll find that if you study genealogy, you can kinda split up every ethnicity by it's proximity to Europeans, Africans, and East Asians. Therefore, a kind stranger from Reddit made the ultimate PCA chart placing each ethnic group along the 3 corners, where top left is African DNA, top right is European DNA, and bottom right is East Asian DNA. Each ethnic group is placed based on its proximity to each corner. For example, Egyptians have mostly European DNA, but drift off to the left a bit, indicating African admixture, meanwhile various Indian ethnic groups are closest to European corner, but drift downwards as indicated by east asian admixture and proximity. (of course this doesn't mean pajeets are hapas, because of how genes morph, we can just consider this to be proximity, not relation.) And you can also see for example that Iranians are very close to the European corner, but drift somewhat down and left, indicating small amounts of admixture from both ends.
You'll find that if you study genealogy, you can kinda split up every ethnicity by it's proximity to Europeans, Africans, and East Asians. Therefore, a kind stranger from Reddit made the ultimate PCA chart placing each ethnic group along the 3 corners, where top left is African DNA, top right is European DNA, and bottom right is East Asian DNA. Each ethnic group is placed based on its proximity to each corner. For example, Egyptians have mostly European DNA, but drift off to the left a bit, indicating African admixture, meanwhile various Indian ethnic groups are closest to European corner, but drift downwards as indicated by east asian admixture and proximity. (of course this doesn't mean pajeets are hapas, because of how genes morph, we can just consider this to be proximity, not relation.) And you can also see for example that Iranians are very close to the European corner, but drift somewhat down and left, indicating small amounts of admixture from both ends.
