Table 2.

Mixture Parameters for Non-European Populations Modeled as Two-Way Admixtures.

AdmixedPop	Branch1 + Branch2a	No. of Replicatesb	αc	Branch1Locd	Branch2Locd	MixedDrifte
Daur	Anc. N. Eurasian + Japanese	350	0.067–0.276	0.008–0.126/0.195	0.006–0.013/0.016	0.006–0.015
	Suruí + Japanese	112	0.021–0.058	0.008–0.177/0.177	0.005–0.010/0.015	0.005–0.016
Hezhen	Anc. N. Eurasian + Japanese	411	0.068–0.273	0.006–0.113/0.195	0.006–0.013/0.016	0.005–0.029
Oroqen	Anc. N. Eurasian + Japanese	410	0.093–0.333	0.017–0.133/0.195	0.005–0.013/0.015	0.011–0.030
	Karitiana + Japanese	53	0.025–0.086	0.014–0.136/0.136	0.004–0.008/0.016	0.008–0.026
Yakut	Anc. N. Eurasian + Japanese	481	0.494–0.769	0.005–0.026/0.195	0.012–0.016/0.016	0.030–0.041
Melanesian	Dai + Papuan	424	0.160–0.260	0.008–0.014/0.014	0.165–0.201/0.247	0.089–0.114
	Lahu + Papuan	54	0.155–0.255	0.003–0.032/0.032	0.167–0.208/0.249	0.081–0.114
Han	Dai + Japanese	440	0.349–0.690	0.004–0.014/0.014	0.008–0.016/0.016	0.002–0.006

^aOptimal split points for mixing populations.

^bNumber of bootstrap replicates (out of 500) placing the mixture between Branch1 and Branch2; topologies are shown that that occur for at least 50 of 500 replicates.

^cProportion of ancestry from Branch1 (95% bootstrap confidence interval).

^dPoints at which mixing populations split from their branches (expressed as confidence interval for split point/branch total, as in figure 2A).

^eSum of drift lengths ; see figure 2A.