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. 2013 May 24;30(8):1788–1802. doi: 10.1093/molbev/mst099

Table 1.

Mixture Parameters for Europeans.

AdmixedPop No. of Replicatesa αb Branch1Loc (Anc. N. Eurasian)c Branch2Loc (Anc. W. Eurasian)c MixedDriftd
Adygei 500 0.254–0.461 0.033–0.078/0.195 0.140–0.174/0.231 0.077–0.092
Basque 464 0.160–0.385 0.053–0.143/0.196 0.149–0.180/0.231 0.105–0.121
French 491 0.184–0.386 0.054–0.130/0.195 0.149–0.177/0.231 0.089–0.104
Italian 497 0.210–0.415 0.043–0.108/0.195 0.137–0.173/0.231 0.092–0.109
Orcadian 442 0.156–0.350 0.068–0.164/0.195 0.161–0.185/0.231 0.096–0.113
Russian 500 0.278–0.486 0.045–0.091/0.195 0.146–0.181/0.231 0.079–0.095
Sardinian 480 0.150–0.350 0.045–0.121/0.195 0.146–0.176/0.231 0.107–0.123
Tuscan 489 0.179–0.431 0.039–0.118/0.195 0.137–0.177/0.231 0.088–0.110

aNumber of bootstrap replicates (out of 500) placing the mixture between the two branches shown.

bProportion of ancestry from “ancient northern Eurasian” (95% bootstrap confidence interval).

cSee figure 5A for the definition of the “ancient northern Eurasian” and “ancient western Eurasian” branches in the scaffold tree; Branch1Loc and Branch2Loc are the points at which the mixing populations split from these branches (expressed as confidence interval for split point/branch total, as in figure 2A).

dSum of drift lengths Inline graphic; see figure 2A.