TABLE 1.

Population names, geographic regions, sample sizes, and number of alleles

				Sample size (2n)			No. of alleles (k)
Population	Codea	Region	Abbreviation	A	C	B	A	C	B
Dogon	1	Sub-Saharan Africa	SSA	276	258	276	21	19	31
Kenyan	2	Sub-Saharan Africa	SSA	286	224	286	39	25	46
Shona	3	Sub-Saharan Africa	SSA	450	452	452	30	21	39
Zulu	4	Sub-Saharan Africa	SSA	372	196	402	28	18	33
Czech	5	Europe	EUR	210	210	212	22	22	33
Georgian	6	Europe	EUR	210	214	216	23	24	42
Irish	7	Europe	EUR	1000	1000	1000	22	22	43
Malay	10	Southeast Asia	SEA	248	214	202	24	20	38
Puyuma	12	Southeast Asia	SEA	100	100	100	8	8	11
Saisiat	13	Southeast Asia	SEA	102	102	102	7	9	9
Yami	14	Southeast Asia	SEA	100	100	100	5	7	8
Korean	15	Northeast Asia	NEA	400	400	400	17	21	37
Okinawan	16	Northeast Asia	NEA	210	210	208	11	12	20
Tuva	17	Northeast Asia	NEA	378	348	360	31	25	52
Filipino	19	Oceania	OCE	188	188	188	16	19	35
Ivatan	20	Oceania	OCE	100	100	100	7	10	16
Yuendumu	25	Australia	AUS	382	384	386	10	8	11
Mixe	27	North America	NAM	102	102	102	8	8	12
Yupik	28	North America	NAM	504	298	504	16	17	21
Guarani–Nandewa	31	South America	SAM	104	104	106	12	8	30

Population	Codea	Region	Abbreviation	DRB1	DQB1	DPB1	DRB1	DQB1	DPB1
Shona	3	Sub-Saharan Africa	SSA	458	458	456	26	15	19
Zulu	4	Sub-Saharan Africa	SSA	176	174	174	24	9	14
Czech	5	Europe	EUR	206	212	204	30	13	17
Slovenian	8	Europe	EUR	200	200	200	25	14	15
Kinh	9	Southeast Asia	SEA	204	200	0	24	12	0
Malay	10	Southeast Asia	SEA	108	110	104	20	12	19
Muong	11	Southeast Asia	SEA	166	164	0	17	14	0
East Timorese	18	Oceania	OCE	166	172	172	18	10	9
Moluccan	21	Oceania	OCE	80	92	92	11	9	11
PNG Lowlander	22	Oceania	OCE	160	182	0	5	9	0
Cape York	23	Australia	AUS	198	198	192	22	12	10
Kimberley	24	Australia	AUS	82	82	76	12	6	5
Canoncito	26	North America	NAM	80	80	80	8	6	6
Mixe	27	North America	NAM	102	102	102	9	4	4
Zuni	29	North America	NAM	100	100	100	9	6	4
Central America	30	South America	SAM	100	100	100	11	3	7
Guarani–Nandewa	31	South America	SAM	106	106	0	18	6	0

^aThe population numbers are used to indicate the geographic location of each sample in Figure 1.