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Group_Population | n | Country/Region | source
Hazara | 5 | [NAME] | [8]
Pashtun | 5 | [NAME] | [8]
Tadjik | 5 | [NAME] | [8]
Turkmen | 4 | [NAME] | [8]
Uzbek | 5 | [NAME] | [8]
Mozabites | 27 | Algeria | [2]
Armenians | 19 | Armenia | [1]
Armenians | 16 | Armenia | [3]
Azerbaijani Jews | 8 | Azerbaijan | [1]
Ashkenazy Jews | 3 | Austria | [1]
Ashkenazy Jews | 2 | Belorussia | [1]
Belorussians | 10 | Belorussia | [1]
Bulgarians | 13 | Bulgaria | [3]
Sephardic Jews | 8 | Bulgaria | [1]
Cambodians | 10 | Cambodia | [2]
Abhkasians | 20 | Caucasus | [3]
Adygei | 17 | Caucasus | [2]
Balkars | 20 | Caucasus | [3]
Chechens | 20 | Caucasus | [3]
Georgians | 20 | Caucasus | [1]
Lezgins | 18 | Caucasus | [1]
Biaka Pygmies | 22 | Central African Republic | [2]
Dai | 10 | China | [2]
[NAME] | 9 | China | [2]
Han | 44 | China | [2]
Hezhen | 9 | China | [2]
[NAME] | 8 | China | [2]
Miaozu | 10 | China | [2]
Mongola | 10 | China | [2]
Naxi | 8 | China | [2]
[NAME] | 9 | China | [2]
She | 10 | China | [2]
[NAME] | 10 | China | [2]
Tujia | 10 | China | [2]
Uygurs | 10 | China | [2]
[NAME] | 9 | China | [2]
[NAME] | 10 | China | [2]
Mbuti Pygmies | 13 | Democratic Republic of Congo | [2]
Ashkenazy Jews | 1 | France | [1]
French | 28 | France | [2]
Georgian Jews | 4 | Georgia | [1]
Ashkenazy Jews | 2 | Germany | [1]
Chenchus | 4 | India | [4]
Gond | 4 | India | [4]
Gujaratis | 88 | India | [7]
Halakipikki | 4 | India | [4]
Kurumba | 4 | India | [4]
Malayan | 2 | India | [1]
[NAME] | 9 | India | [1]
Paniya | 4 | India | [1]
Pulliyar | 5 | India | [4]
[NAME] | 4 | India | [1]
Velmas | 10 | India | [4]
Iranian Jews | 4 | Iran | [1]
Iranians | 20 | Iran | [1]
Iraqi Jews | 11 | Iraq | [1]
Bedouins | 45 | Israel | [2]
[NAME] | 42 | Israel | [2]
Palestinians | 46 | Israel | [2]
North Italians | 12 | Italy | [2]
Sardinians | 28 | Italy | [2]
Tuscans | 7 | Italy | [2]
Japanese | 28 | Japan | [2]
Jordanians | 20 | Jordania | [1]
Kazakhs | 16 | Kazakhstan | [3]
Kurds | 6 | Kazakhstan | [3]
Bantus | 11 | Kenya | [2]
Kyrgyz | 13 | Kyrgyzstan | [3]
Ashkenazy Jews | 2 | Latvia | [1]
Lebanese | 8 | Lebanon | [1]
Ashkenazy Jews | 1 | Lithuania | [1]
Mongolians | 9 | Mongolia | [1]
Burmese | 15 | Myanmar | [6]
San | 5 | Namibia | [2]
Ashkenazy Jews | 3 | Netherlands | [1]
Yorubas | 21 | Nigeria | [2]
Balochi | 24 | Pakistan | [2]
Brahui | 25 | Pakistan | [2]
Burusho | 25 | Pakistan | [2]
Hazara | 22 | Pakistan | [2]
Kalash | 23 | Pakistan | [2]
Makrani | 25 | Pakistan | [2]
Pathan | 22 | Pakistan | [2]
Sindhi | 24 | Pakistan | [2]
Ashkenazy Jews | 3 | Poland | [1]
Ashkenazy Jews | 3 | Romania | [1]
Altaians | 13 | Russia | [5]
Ashkenazy Jews | 1 | Russia | [1]
Buryats | 19 | Russia | [5]
Chuvashs | 17 | Russia | [1]
Dolgans | 7 | Russia | [5]
Evenkis | 16 | Russia | [5]
Kumyks | 13 | Russia | [3]
Nogais | 16 | Russia | [3]
North Ossetians | 15 | Russia | [3]
Russians | 25 | Russia | [2]
Tuvinians | 18 | Russia | [5]
Yakuts | 25 | Russia | [2]
Mandenkas | 22 | Senegal | [2]
Bantus | 8 | South Africa | [2]
Sephardic Jews | 1 | Spain | [1]
Syrians | 16 | Syria | [1]
[NAME] | 15 | Tajikstan | [3]
Sephardic Jews | 10 | Turkey | [1]
Turks | 19 | Turkey | [1]
Turkmen | 15 | Turkmenistan | [3]
Uzbekistani Jews | 2 | Uzbekstan | [1]
Uzbek | 15 | Uzbekstan | [1]
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