Sentence examples for mixed ancestry are from inspiring English sources

(Groups with such mixed ancestry are called "paraphyletic").

We're here to help the clueless who seem to think black Americans (the kind with African, European and other mixed ancestry) are, you know, hard to find.

While people have joked about Dolezal being #BiRachel, many of those who recognize their mixed ancestry aren't laughing.

Now, Fuhr is celebrated by his brothers as a standard of excellence, and his mixed ancestry is being viewed as a symbol of his sport.

In Hawaiian, the word for mixed ancestry is hapa — a fitting description for SakaMai, as a Japanese restaurant filtered through an American consciousness, respectful of tradition but not bound by it.

"The study shows that mixed ancestry is common, even in animals [in the western United States] we've traditionally identified as 'pure,'" adds Linda Rutledge, a postdoc in VonHoldt's lab who was not involved in the study and doesn't accept all its findings.

The gift in Barack Obama's rise, Nell Painter suggests, is not least the affirmation that "mixed ancestry is an old story in America".

In conclusion, based on a consecutive series of patients from an urban medical center in New York City we demonstrate that a spectrum of mixed ancestry is emerging in the largest US minority groups.

Genotypes with mixed ancestry were dropped from the analysis.

The other South African population groups (Caucasian, Asian and mixed ancestry) were not meaningfully represented, however.

To illustrate, African Americans typically trace ancestry to western Africa and Europe; this type of population of mixed ancestry is called admixed.