Figure 3
From: A world in a grain of sand: human history from genetic data
Genetic relationships between Jewish Diaspora (J) and nearby non-Jewish (host, H) populations. (a) mtDNA analysis; (b) Y-chromosomal analysis; (c) autosomal SNP genotype analysis. Lineages (a,b) or ancestry components (c) were divided into five classes, and in each panel one class (red) is present at higher frequency in most Jewish populations (J) than in the corresponding host population (H), illustrating a genetic heritage component shared by most Jewish populations. See Additional file 1 for further details.