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- A landmark study, The Genetics of Mexico, looked at over 1,000 individuals across indigenous and “mestizo” populations. The authors found striking heterogeneity in ancestry proportions across regions. PMC
- In general, Mexican mestizo populations show mixtures of Indigenous American + European + (in many cases) African ancestry. PubMed
- For example:
• One autosomal admixture study found Mexican mestizos averaged about 55.2 % Indigenous, 41.8 % European, 1.8 % African (in the sampled states) ScienceDirect
• Another meta-analysis (across many studies) estimated roughly 62 % Native American, 32 % European, 6 % African (though with wide regional variation) Wikipedia
- Importantly, these are averages. In the north of Mexico, the European component tends to be stronger; in the south, the Indigenous component is higher. ScienceDirect
- Also, studies looking at the X-chromosome (which is inherited partly maternally) show that Indigenous Mexican ancestry is often higher there than on autosomes— suggesting sex-biased admixture (European men + Indigenous women) in colonial history. Nature
- Indigenous (non-admixed) populations in Mexico also show deep internal structure, long histories, and distinct genetic identities. Nature
So in short: nearly all Mexicans (especially mestizos) are genetically admixed to some degree, but the proportions differ a lot by region, family history, social class, etc. And “mixed” here is more than two components.
