Sentence examples for have ancestry from inspiring English sources

Most of them have ancestry.

All steppe populations have ancestry components that are maximized in European hunter-gatherers (blue) and Caucasus hunter-gatherers from Georgia36 (green).

Also, the Y chromosome analysis used in Ms. Duncan's case might not work so well for all blacks, particularly those who have ancestry from parts of the world other than Africa.

An estimated four million citizens — more than one in five Dutch people — now have ancestry outside the twelve provinces that constitute the Netherlands*, whether in the former Dutch colonies of Indonesia, Suriname, and a number of Caribbean nations, or in countries such as Turkey and Morocco, or in the Balkans, which have long been a source of guest workers.

One subset of the steppe populations (including Srubnaya, Sintashta and Andronovo) also have early farmer ancestry (orange), while a different subset (including all Iron Age samples) also have ancestry from a component (light blue) that is maximized in the Nganasan (Samoyedic people from north Siberian), and is pervasive across diverse present-day people from Siberia and Central Asia.

Some note that genetic differences between individuals within a race are greater than those between ethnic groups; moreover, many Americans have ancestry of more than one race.

This would tell us whether or not human populations had ancestry from this group (and perhaps others).

The sample of Ethiopian Jews lacked Levantine-Caucasian ancestry but had ancestry similar to the Amhara (Supplementary Table 1), consistent with conversion of indigenous Ethiopians to Judaism.

This model fits all of the Iron Age Scythian groups, consistent with these groups having ancestry related to East Asians not found in the other populations.

Q: How has Ancestry approached the digitization of their records?

Most of the American dogs had ancestry tracing back to Asia, with only 30percentt of their ancestry from Europe.