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So I took this ancestry DNA test to figure out my ethnic make up as a mixed-race, average brazilian male. To everyone who's interested, here's my results:
So, 62% European, 25% African, 6% Middle-Eastern & Maghreb, 4% Native-american, 3% Jewish
So Breaking down, my european dna:
26% Iberian (probably portuguese), 13% western european, 7% sardinian, 6% italian, 4% eastern european, 3% basque, <3% volga-ural (Russian I presume?), <2% fennoscandian (I guess, finland and scandinavia)
african dna:
12% gold coast (ghana it seems), 8% western africa, <3% nilotic (ethiopian and so on), <3% bayaka (not sure but I think these a pygmies), <2% khoisan (this one was quite interesting)
Middle-east: basically totally maghreb
Americas: <2% amazonian, <2% tupi (the natives who inhabited the east coast of brazil pretty much that influenced the most the local culture and genetics as fas as native are concerned)
Jewish: <3%, doesn't tell me which kind of jewish though. I have to point out though, I do have , as it seems, a surname traditionally attributed to jewish people, although not very common. So idk, it could be just some admixture anyways.
So, 62% European, 25% African, 6% Middle-Eastern & Maghreb, 4% Native-american, 3% Jewish
So Breaking down, my european dna:
26% Iberian (probably portuguese), 13% western european, 7% sardinian, 6% italian, 4% eastern european, 3% basque, <3% volga-ural (Russian I presume?), <2% fennoscandian (I guess, finland and scandinavia)
african dna:
12% gold coast (ghana it seems), 8% western africa, <3% nilotic (ethiopian and so on), <3% bayaka (not sure but I think these a pygmies), <2% khoisan (this one was quite interesting)
Middle-east: basically totally maghreb
Americas: <2% amazonian, <2% tupi (the natives who inhabited the east coast of brazil pretty much that influenced the most the local culture and genetics as fas as native are concerned)
Jewish: <3%, doesn't tell me which kind of jewish though. I have to point out though, I do have , as it seems, a surname traditionally attributed to jewish people, although not very common. So idk, it could be just some admixture anyways.