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English: Schematic depicting major ancestries in Asia: Highlighted regions show where ancient individuals associated with the labeled ancestry have been sampled. Excepting Indus Periphery (IP) ancestry, ancestries not associated with a highlighted region do not derive complete from the AA, AASI, or ESEA lineages. Purple regions indicate non-ESEA lineages (AASI and AA lineages). All other labeled ancestries are subsets of ESEA lineage, where Hòabìnhian ancestry (yellow region) is deeply diverged from all other labeled ancestries. A dashed border indicates ancestries that are only partially (AASI, Jōmon, Fujian in mainland Asia) or not (Guangxi, Hòabìnhian) represented in present-day populations. Black arrows with a date in gray (ka = thousand years ago) indicate documented gene flow related to those ancestries, while black arrows with a dashed line indicate that connections were observed but the underlying demographic history is not well-known. Red arrows and associated red text describe expansion of ancestry associated with northern East Asians associated with Amur or Yellow River ancestry.