Original sentence: 2019 suggests that modern Japanese have between 9–13% ancestry from the heterogeneous Jōmon groups (with the remainder being from rice farming agriculturalists).2021 found that Japanese from different regions had different amounts of Jōmon-derived SNP alleles, ranging from 17,3% to 24% samplified by southern Jōmon, and 3,8% to 14,9% samplified by northern Jōmon
Edited sentence: (2019) suggests 9% - 13% Jomon ancestry in the modern Japanese, and 27% in Ryukyuans, with the remainder in both being from the Yayoi.2019 estimates that modern Japanese people have between 90.2% - 92% Yayoi ancestry (with the 8% - 9.8% from the Jōmon) and cluster closely with other East Asians but are clearly distinct from the Ainu people.2021 found that Japanese from different regions had different amounts of Jōmon-derived SNP alleles, ranging from 17.3% to 24% samplified by southern Jōmon, and 3.8% to 14.9% samplified by northern Jōmon.A geneflow estimation by the same study however suggests only 3.3% Jōmon ancestry in modern Japanese.A genetic study (2019) estimated that modern Japanese (Yamato) share more than 90% of their genome with the Yayoi people and less than 10% with the Jōmon.A more recent study by Gakuhari et al.The total admixture proportion of the Jōmon people in.the modern mainland Japanese was set to 12%