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By definition, each grouping by itself is selective and regional. The regional groupings will show variation between them: the urban areas have more European genes than the more remote areas, as one would expect.
The combined results give the national figures.
Y-chromosome comes from the father, while mitochondrial DNA comes from the mother.
A high percentage of European Y-chromosome and a lower percentage of mitochondrial DNA means that the fathers were mostly European, while the mothers were more mixed.
In other words, European men bred with native women but the reverse, native men with European women, was far less common.
The figures for the overall percentage of European DNA remain as stated.
Dude, you don't need a college degree to figure this out
If the variation of regional data (subset) is this large, it will render the national average inaccurate, as there are a large SD in between
Basic set, subset principle
And for the mRNA and Y chromosome stuff, so tell me this, is it only count as indigenous if you have a indigenous father, so if you have a white father and and indigenous, then suddenly you are not indigenous, but a European?
Lol how does it make sense? wW2 during Nazi trying to find/define Jewish heritage