At the bottom of this post are the results of analyses of the
Kostenki 14 genome. The Kostenki 14 sample is from a human skeleton that
was buried at an Early Upper Paleolithic site on the west bank of the
Middle Don River in Russia. The skeleton has been dated to 38,684–36,262
BP.
The mt-SNP calls for Kostenki 14 show that he belonged to mitochondrial haplogroup U2*.
The Y-SNP calls for Kostenki 14 show that he belonged to Y haplogroup C1b1-K281*. C1b1-K281 is today found primarily in South Asia, but also in Southeast Asia, the Middle East, Central Asia, and northern China.
The largest autosomal components for Kostenki 14 tended to be the North European components, which is typical for the hunter-gatherers of Upper Paleolithic and Mesolithic Europe. The second and third largest components tended to be the Veddoid South Asian or Indian components and the Caucasoid Mediterranean components, in varying order.
In this post on the Tianyuan sample I said that if we ever got 40,000-year-old DNA from Europe I expected it to show as much of the Veddoid components as Tianyuan. Kostenki 14 is pretty close to being 40,000 years old, but he had around half as much of the Veddoid components as Tianyuan. Tianyuan had 35.39% of the globe13 South Asian component, while Kostenki 14 had 16.03%. Tianyuan had 24.62% of the MDLP World-22 Indian component, while Kostenki 14 had 14.46%. This shows that Kostenki 14 was further up the path of Caucasoid evolution from Veddoids than Tianyuan was up the path of Mongoloid evolution from Veddoids.
Below are the genotypes for Kostenki 14 for SNPs that have a large effect on phenotype, with derived alleles shown in bold. Several of these results are unexpected. They show Kostenki 14 as only having one of the three Veddoid depigmentation mutations in the genes ASIP and KITLG. If the genotypes for these SNPs are correct, they suggest that there was some complexity in the distribution of these mutations in the Veddoid population before that population expanded throughout Eurasia. The results also show Kostenki 14 as having derived alleles associated with red hair, milk digestion, Mongoloid light skin, and blond hair and blue eyes.
Some caution must be exercised in interpreting these results, because the Kostenki 14 genome is not nearly as high-coverage as some of the other prehistoric genomes. But the results also can’t simply be dismissed, because it’s not impossible that Kostenki 14 did have the derived alleles shown below.
The mt-SNP calls for Kostenki 14 show that he belonged to mitochondrial haplogroup U2*.
The Y-SNP calls for Kostenki 14 show that he belonged to Y haplogroup C1b1-K281*. C1b1-K281 is today found primarily in South Asia, but also in Southeast Asia, the Middle East, Central Asia, and northern China.
The largest autosomal components for Kostenki 14 tended to be the North European components, which is typical for the hunter-gatherers of Upper Paleolithic and Mesolithic Europe. The second and third largest components tended to be the Veddoid South Asian or Indian components and the Caucasoid Mediterranean components, in varying order.
In this post on the Tianyuan sample I said that if we ever got 40,000-year-old DNA from Europe I expected it to show as much of the Veddoid components as Tianyuan. Kostenki 14 is pretty close to being 40,000 years old, but he had around half as much of the Veddoid components as Tianyuan. Tianyuan had 35.39% of the globe13 South Asian component, while Kostenki 14 had 16.03%. Tianyuan had 24.62% of the MDLP World-22 Indian component, while Kostenki 14 had 14.46%. This shows that Kostenki 14 was further up the path of Caucasoid evolution from Veddoids than Tianyuan was up the path of Mongoloid evolution from Veddoids.
Below are the genotypes for Kostenki 14 for SNPs that have a large effect on phenotype, with derived alleles shown in bold. Several of these results are unexpected. They show Kostenki 14 as only having one of the three Veddoid depigmentation mutations in the genes ASIP and KITLG. If the genotypes for these SNPs are correct, they suggest that there was some complexity in the distribution of these mutations in the Veddoid population before that population expanded throughout Eurasia. The results also show Kostenki 14 as having derived alleles associated with red hair, milk digestion, Mongoloid light skin, and blond hair and blue eyes.
Some caution must be exercised in interpreting these results, because the Kostenki 14 genome is not nearly as high-coverage as some of the other prehistoric genomes. But the results also can’t simply be dismissed, because it’s not impossible that Kostenki 14 did have the derived alleles shown below.
Gene SNP Genotype Phenotype
ASIP rs2424984 TC Veddoid brown skin
ASIP rs6058017 GG Veddoid brown skin
ASIP rs6119471 CC
EDAR rs3827760 AA Mongoloid teeth, hair, etc.
IRF4 rs12203592 CC light hair and eyes, freckling
KITLG rs12821256 TT blond hair
KITLG rs642742 TT Veddoid brown skin
MC1R rs1110400 TT red hair
MC1R rs11547464 GG red hair
MC1R rs1805005 GG blond hair, fair skin
MC1R rs1805006 CC red hair, fair skin
MC1R rs1805007 TC red hair, fair skin
MC1R rs1805008 CC red hair, fair skin
MC1R rs1805009 GG red hair, fair skin
MC1R rs2228479 GG
MC1R rs885479 GG
MCM6 rs182549 CT ability to digest milk
MCM6 rs4988235 GG ability to digest milk
OCA2/HERC2 rs12913832 AA blue eyes
OCA2 rs1545397 AA
OCA2 rs1800407 CC green or hazel eyes
OCA2 rs1800414 CC Mongoloid light skin
PIGU/ASIP rs2378249 GG
SLC24A4 rs12896399 TT
SLC24A4 rs2402130 AG
SLC24A5 rs1426654 GG Caucasoid light skin
SLC45A2 rs16891982 CC Caucasoid light skin
SLC45A2 rs28777 CC
TYRP1 rs2733831 AA light hair and eyes
TYRP1 rs683 CC
TYR rs1042602 CC light skin, absence of freckles
TYR rs1393350 GA blond hair, blue eyes
globe4- 65.22% European
- 16.86% Asian
- 9.45% African
- 8.47% Amerindian
- 42.19% Atlantic_Baltic
- 17.10% South_Asian
- 9.86% Southern
- 6.94% West_Asian
- 6.31% Neo_African
- 4.95% Australasian
- 4.36% Amerindian
- 3.89% East_Asian
- 2.61% Siberian
- 1.79% Palaeo_African
- 31.53% North_European
- 16.10% Mediterranean
- 16.03% South_Asian
- 6.32% Southwest_Asian
- 5.80% West_Asian
- 4.91% Australasian
- 4.06% East_Asian
- 3.96% East_African
- 3.83% Amerindian
- 3.31% West_African
- 1.59% Palaeo_African
- 1.31% Arctic
- 1.25% Siberian
- 41.82% Atlantic_Baltic
- 19.06% South_Asian
- 10.45% Southern
- 9.76% West_Asian
- 8.61% African
- 6.66% East_Asian
- 3.66% Siberian
- 36.39% Atlantic_Baltic
- 18.19% South_Asian
- 14.45% Mediterranean
- 7.03% West_Asian
- 6.32% Southeast_Asian
- 5.61% Red_Sea
- 5.10% Sub_Saharan
- 4.44% Siberian
- 2.44% Palaeoafrican
- 0.03% East_Asian
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- 19.54% Atlantic_Med
- 15.98% South_Asian
- 11.83% Gedrosia
- 6.59% Southeast_Asian
- 4.92% East_African
- 4.58% Southwest_Asian
- 4.39% Sub_Saharan
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- 2.00% Northwest_African
- 0.45% East_Asian
- 0.00% Caucasus
- 28.14% West_European
- 17.38% South_Asian
- 13.45% Mediterranean
- 11.28% East_European
- 7.68% Southeast_Asian
- 4.50% Southwest_Asian
- 4.29% Northeast_Asian
- 3.87% Palaeo_African
- 3.18% Neo_African
- 3.17% East_African
- 1.88% Northwest_African
- 1.17% West_Asian
- 25.52% East-Eurasian
- 25.20% West-Eurasian
- 20.41% Paleo-mediterranean
- 17.15% Caucasian
- 11.71% South-Asian
- 23.26% East-Euroasian
- 22.96% West-Eurasian
- 17.89% Paleo-Mediterranean
- 16.47% Caucasian
- 11.24% South-Asian
- 8.18% North-West-Eurasian
- 22.90% West-Eurasian
- 22.56% Altaic-Turkic
- 17.66% Paleo-Mediterranean
- 15.56% Caucasian
- 11.16% South-Central-Asian
- 6.87% Volga-Uralic
- 3.28% Paleo-Scandinavian
- 22.54% Altaic-Turkic
- 17.59% East-European
- 15.23% West-European
- 13.46% Caucasian
- 11.72% Paleo-Mediterranean
- 11.10% South-Central-Asian
- 6.33% Volga-Finnic
- 2.02% Paleo-Scandinavian
- 22.46% Altaic-Turkic
- 17.32% East-European
- 14.82% West-European
- 13.27% Caucasian
- 12.36% Paleo-Mediterranean
- 11.07% South-Central-Asian
- 6.36% Volga-Finnic
- 2.03% Paleo-Scandinavian
- 0.30% Paleo-Balkanic
- 22.35% Altaic-Turkic
- 15.31% British
- 12.87% East-European
- 11.74% Paleo-Mediterranean
- 11.23% Caucasian
- 11.03% South-Central-Asian
- 7.07% Iberian
- 6.17% Volga-Finnic
- 1.93% Paleo-North-European
- 0.30% Paleo-Balkanic
- 21.82% Altaic-Turkic
- 15.07% Celto-Germanic
- 12.44% East-European
- 11.69% Mediterranean
- 11.08% Caucasian
- 10.97% South-Central-Asian
- 6.73% Iberian
- 4.15% Uralic-Permic
- 3.96% Volga-Uralic
- 1.80% Paleo-North-European
- 0.28% Paleo-Balkanic
- 21.76% Alatic-Turkic
- 14.44% Celto-Germanic
- 11.38% Paleo-Mediterranean
- 10.92% South-Central Asian
- 10.71% Caucasian
- 10.69% East-European
- 6.45% Iberian
- 4.54% Balto-Finnic
- 4.02% Uralic-Permic
- 3.82% Volga-Uralic
- 1.00% Paleo-North-European
- 0.27% Paleo-Balkanic
- 21.83% Altaic
- 16.74% Paleo-Mediterranean
- 14.10% Celto-Germanic
- 11.80% Mediterrean
- 7.94% East-Mediterranean
- 6.73% East-European
- 6.35% South-Central-Asian
- 3.92% Iberian
- 3.19% Volga-Uralic
- 3.08% Baltic-Finnic
- 2.33% Uralic-Permic
- 1.39% Paleo-North-European
- 0.60% Caucasian
- 21.60% Altaic
- 12.82% Celto-Germanic
- 10.45% South-Central-Asian
- 9.82% Balto-Slavic
- 7.87% East-Mediterranean
- 7.35% Mediterranean
- 7.17% Caucasian
- 5.34% Paleo-Mediterranean
- 5.00% Iberian
- 4.11% Balto-Finnic
- 3.85% Uralic-Permic
- 3.56% Volga-Finnic
- 0.90% Paleo-Scandinavian
- 0.15% Paleo-Balkanic
- 18.69% West-Altaic
- 12.97% Celto-Germanic
- 10.27% South-Central-Asian
- 9.93% Balto-Slavic
- 7.64% East-Mediterranean
- 7.23% Balkanic-1
- 7.13% Caucasian
- 5.15% West-Mediterranean
- 4.87% Iberian
- 4.08% Balto-Finnic
- 3.83% Uralic-Permic
- 3.73% East-Altaic
- 3.48% Volga-Uralic
- 0.85% Paleo-North-European
- 0.14% Balkanic-2
- 27.67% North-East-European
- 14.46% Indian
- 14.30% Atlantic_Mediterranean_Neolithic
- 6.81% Near_East
- 6.50% West-Asian
- 6.29% Sub-Saharian
- 4.02% East-South-Asian
- 3.27% Indo-Iranian
- 3.11% Austronesian
- 2.41% North-European-Mesolithic
- 2.31% North-Amerind
- 1.93% Paleo-Siberian
- 1.43% Indo-Tibetan
- 1.22% Samoedic
- 1.18% Melanesian
- 1.11% South-African
- 1.03% Mesoamerican
- 0.84% Pygmy
- 0.06% South-America_Amerind
- 0.05% Arctic-Amerind
- 0.00% East-Siberean
- 0.00% North-Siberean
- 21.63% Ancestral_East_European_ANE
- 14.90% Ancestral_South_Indian
- 12.58% West_European_HG
- 9.94% African_Sub_Saharian
- 9.13% Ancestral_North_Indian
- 8.40% Ancestral_Mediterranean_EEF
- 4.08% South_East_Asian
- 3.96% Melano-Austronesian
- 3.73% Amerindian
- 2.93% Caucasian-Basal
- 2.78% Ancestral_West_Siberian
- 2.43% Uralic
- 1.44% Ancestral_East_Siberian
- 1.41% Ancestral_Sami-Finnic
- 0.36% Circumpolar
- 0.15% Archaic_African
- 0.15% Near-East-Basal
- 17.00% East_European
- 16.09% North_West_European
- 12.72% South_Indian
- 10.18% South_Central_Asian
- 7.39% Afroasiatic
- 6.22% East_African
- 5.46% Mediterranean
- 5.04% Melano-Austronesian
- 4.61% South_East_Asian
- 4.44% Amerindian
- 3.34% West_Siberian
- 2.99% Volga-Uralic
- 2.97% Archaic_African
- 1.44% Sami-Finnic
- 0.06% East_Siberian
- 0.05% Arctic
- 0.01% Roma
- 0.00% Caucasian
- 19.43% European_Hunters_Gatherers
- 14.12% European_Early_Farmers
- 13.12% Ancestral-South-Indian
- 7.78% Ancestral-North-Indian
- 7.02% Near-East
- 6.45% Ancestral-North-Eurasian
- 5.05% Caucasian
- 3.48% Archaic-African
- 3.20% Austroloid
- 3.15% North-African
- 2.99% East-African
- 2.72% Amerindian
- 2.58% Melano-Polinesian
- 1.89% Austronesian
- 1.44% South-East-Asian
- 1.31% Altaiс
- 1.29% East-Siberian
- 0.95% Subsaharian
- 0.83% Arctic
- 0.42% Archaic-Human
- 0.36% Khoisan
- 0.32% African-Pygmy
- 0.09% Paleo-Siberian
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