Modern population

Nanai

Nanai

Nanai is a modern reference population in Genoplot's G25 reference catalogue (Nanai), with 10 samples from Amur, Russia.

Its nearest neighbours among modern populations are Ulchi, Negidal and Oroqen, and among ancient ones Argun River (Mesolithic), Argun River M (Neolithic, Russia) and Boisman (Middle Neolithic, Russia).

Period
Modern
Country
Russia
Origin
Amur, Russia
Sampled near
Khabarovsk Krai 49.44, 136.51
Samples
10
Catalogue
Nanai

Nearest populations

Distance between population averages in scaled G25 space, ×100. Lower is closer. It says who resembles this population, not who descends from it; an nMonte model tests that.

Modern
#PopulationDistance
1UlchiUlchi2.31
2NegidalNegidal2.94
3OroqenOroqen3.86
4NivkhNivkh4.44
5HezhenHezhen7.53
6KhamneganKhamnegan7.84
7DaurDaur8.47
8BuryatBuryat10.67
9MongolMongol10.74
10Mongol IMARMongol_IMAR10.92
Ancient
#PopulationDistance
1Argun River (Mesolithic)Argun_River_Meso3.64
2Argun River M (Neolithic, Russia)Russia_ArgunRiver_M3.74
3Boisman (Middle Neolithic, Russia)Russia_Boisman_MN4.16
4Amur River (Neolithic, China)China_AmurRiver_N4.28
5Blagovechensk (Iron Age, Russia)Russia_Blagovechensk_IA4.47
6Amur River (Chalcolithic, c. 6330 BP)Amur_River_6330BP4.48
7Amur River (Neolithic, c. 6840 BP)Amur_River_6840BP4.49
8AR (Early Neolithic, China)China_AR_EN4.55
9Amur River (Early Neolithic)Amur_River_EN4.56
10Amur (Iron Age)Amur_IA4.74

Individuals 10

The samples behind this population in the catalogue. Sex, date, site and haplogroups are from the Allen Ancient DNA Resource; Y-DNA calls are mostly automatic, from the shown terminal SNP.

SampleSexSite
AMU-547MUlchsky and Nikovaevsky Districts
AMU-549MUlchsky and Nikovaevsky Districts
AMU-555MUlchsky and Nikovaevsky Districts
AMU-559MUlchsky and Nikovaevsky Districts
AMU-561MUlchsky and Nikovaevsky Districts
AMU-601MUlchsky and Nikovaevsky Districts
AMU-610MUlchsky and Nikovaevsky Districts
AMU-628MUlchsky and Nikovaevsky Districts
AMU-631MUlchsky and Nikovaevsky Districts
AMU-636MUlchsky and Nikovaevsky Districts