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. 2017 May 15;114(22):5671–5676. doi: 10.1073/pnas.1619944114

Table S1.

Sample sizes by population

Continental region and population Sample size
Sub-Saharan Africa 76
 Bantu (Kenya) 11
 Bantu (southern Africa) 7
 Biaka Pygmy 8
 Mandenka 19
 Mbuti Pygmy 11
 Yoruba 20
Europe 151
 Adygei 17
 Basque 23
 French 24
 Italian 12
 Orcadian 15
 Russian 25
 Sardinian 28
 Tuscan 7
Middle East 155
 Bedouin 45
 Druze 41
 Mozabite 23
 Palestinian 46
Central/South Asia 198
 Balochi 24
 Brahui 25
 Burusho 25
 Hazara 22
 Kalash 23
 Makrani 25
 Pathan 21
 Sindhi 23
 Uygur 10
East Asia 227
 Cambodian 10
 Dai 10
 Daur 9
 Han 34
 Han (North China) 10
 Hezhen 8
 Japanese 28
 Lahu 8
 Miao 10
 Mongola 10
 Naxi 7
 Oroqen 9
 She 10
 Tu 10
 Tujia 10
 Xibo 9
 Yakut 25
 Yi 10
Oceania 26
 Melanesian 9
 Papuan 17
America 39
 Colombian 6
 Karitiana 5
 Maya 14
 Pima 13
 Surui 1

Genotypes on 660,918 SNPs typed previously in 1,043 individuals from the Human Genome Diversity Panel (10) were submitted to quality control procedures described in ref. 39. In particular, we excluded 409 SNPs with >10% missing data among 1,043 individuals, 67 monomorphic SNPs, 696 SNPs with fewer than five alleles present in at least 1 of 52 worldwide populations, and 641 autosomal SNPs with departures from Hardy–Weinberg equilibrium. After removing these 1,813 SNPs, 659,105 SNPs remained for analysis, 642,563 of which were autosomal. We excluded relatives from the dataset of 1,043 on which SNP quality control was conducted, leaving 938 unrelated individuals (10), among whom 872 had STR data available.