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^ The genetic studies agree with what I see at 23andme:

Comprehensive data on all that I have gathered so far from 23andme:


A list of Brazilians I have shared with and their locations (I myself scored about ~97% European ~3% non European, the 3% split between African and Native American; my ancestry is 31/32 colonial Brazil and 1/32 German):

Here is a list of the 23andme results of Brazilians I have shared with:

From the Northeast of Brazil:

From Pernambuco:

* 94,52% European, 1,39% Asian, 4,09% African
* 97,27% European, 2, 17% Asian, 0,56% African

From Ceará (both my cousins according to 23andme):

* 80,07% European, 6,19% Asian, 13,74% African
* 99,56% European, 0,25% Asian, 0,18% African (ancestry also from PiauÃ*, also in the Northeast of Brazil next to Ceará)

From Rio Grande do Norte (family from the city of Caicó, in the interior of that state):

* 98,29% European, 1,58% Asian, 0,13% African

From Bahia:

* 76.46% African 18.68% European 4.85% Asian

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From the Southeast of Brazil:

From Rio de Janeiro (my cousin according to 23andme):

* European 71.06% African 19.67% Asian 9.27%

From São Paulo:

* European 96.41% Asian 2.62% African 0.97% (from São Paulo)
* From the interior of São Paulo, city of Taquaritinga (Italian and Spanish great grandparents who arrived in Taquaritinga in 1891; Taquaritinga is a small town in the western part of São Paulo state), 100% European

From Minas Gerais:

* European 95.11% Asian 2.18% African 2.71%
* European 94.59% Asian 4.92% African 0.49%
* European 99.54% Asian 0.46% African 0.00%
* European 98.62% African 0.80% Asian 0.58%
* European 99.01% African 0.70% Asian 0.29%
* European 98.33% African 0.23% Asian 1.44%

From EspÃ*rito Santo:

* European 99.71% Asian 0.00% African 0.29%
* European 99,79% Asian 0.00% African 0.21%

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From Southern Brazil:

From Rio Grande do Sul:

* 98.30% European 0.99% Asian 0.71% African
* European 86,62% African 8.00% Asian 5.38%
* European 90.55% African 4.68% Asian 4.77%

From Santa Catarina (my cousins according to 23andme):

* 96,78% European, 3,22% Asian, 0,00% African
* European 96.00% Asian 2.60% African 1.40%

From Paraná:

* European 94,63%, Asian 3,69%, African 1,68%
* European 84.81% Asian 11.45% African 3.75% (this one is interesting, his yDNA is E1b1a8a, Bantu speaker signature, the first paternal SSA African haplogroup in a Brazilian I have seen at 23andme; his mtDNA is B2, which is Native American; and yet his autosomal ancestry is pred. European)
* European 82.80% African 15.60% Asian 1.60%

Unknown regions or multiple regions:

* European 93,39% African 3.67% Asian 2.93%, unknown region
* European 96.09% African 1.01% Asian 2.91%, multiple regions
* European 88.80% African 7.00% Asian 4.20%, unknown
* European 99.76% African 0.00% Asian 0.24%, unknown
* European 86,87% African 7.80% Asian 5.33%, Maranhão and Goiás
* European 98.25% African 1.20% Asian 0.00%, unknown
* European 71.38% African 16.10% Asian 12.52%, unknown
* European 98.69% African 0.15% Asian 1.17% (from São Paulo and Minas Gerais)
* European 100% (unknown region)
* European 99.82% European, African 0.18%, Asian 0% (from Minas Gerais and EspÃ*rito Santo)
* 100% European
* European 97.52% African 1.49% Asian 0.99% (multiple regions ancestry, from Ceará, Northeast of Brazil, Rio de Janeiro in the Southeast and Santa Catarina in Southern Brazil):
* 89.52% European, 5,41% African, 5,06% Asian
* 100% European (from São Paulo and Rio Grande do Sul)
* 96.01% Asian 0.61% African 3.38% (from Minas Gerais & Rio de Janeiro);
* European 96.12% African 2.76% Asian 1.12%

Results posted by others, people I have not shared with:

From São Paulo, Southeast Brazil:
European 79.82% Asian 17.01% Africa 3.17%
European: 38.17% Asian 55.51% African: 6.33%

From São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, Southeast Brazil:
80.79%European, 14.02% African and 5.19% Asian

From Amazonas, North Brazil:
89.52% European 5.41% African 5.05% Asian

From Rio Grande do Sul, Southern Brazil:
100% European

From Rio Grande do Sul, Southern Brazil:
84.64% European 8.70% Asian 6.66% African

From Santa Catarina, Southern Brazil:
100% European

From Espirito Santo, Southeast Brazil:
89.12% European 6.46% African 4.42% Asian

From Rio Grande do Norte, Northeast Brazil:
91.02% European 5.90% African 3.08% Asian

From Rio de Janeiro:

54% African, 38% European, 8% Asian

Unknown:

94,72% European 1,84% SSA African 3,44% Asian
99% European