Fig. 2: A summary of the genetic profiles of the ancient and present-day East Asian populations.
From: Ancient genomes from northern China suggest links between subsistence changes and human migration
a The first two principal components constructed from 2077 present-day Eurasians; the ancient individuals are projected onto the first two PCs. Color-filled shapes represent ancient individuals, with the color-shape combinations as used in Fig. 1. Opaque circles represent the present-day individuals used for calculating PCs. Tungusic-speaking populations and Han Chinese are marked by green and purple shades, respectively. Individuals from other populations are marked by gray shades. The population labels of present-day individuals are provided in Supplementary Fig. 4. b A zoom-in visualization of the WLR and YR clusters in a. c The first two principal components calculated from present-day individuals from nine East Asian populations in the “1240k-Illumina” dataset. Present-day individuals are marked by their corresponding population names. d ADMIXTURE results for the “1240k-Illumina” dataset at K = 5. Only the East Asian populations are plotted. Present-day populations are sorted and colored according to their linguistic families.
