The alchemist
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Oh, I didn't see that on the PCA. You know, "admixture" was not the right wording on my part. I meant considerable outliers, like Bantus with some Somali-like ancestry, which aligns more with Southeastern Africans than every one of those Somali South having some minor Bantu ancestry. It's the small sampling size and the outliers that skew the aggregates, which was my central point (my English sucks so you'll have to be charitable kk). I completely overlooked the PCA and focused on the admixture proportions that I posted, my mind was not so inspective of the apparent as I didn't imagine such an obvious case could escape @Apollo those overlapping Kikuyus. Maybe he did the same as me, or maybe he's trolling.They are. There's some variety among them in terms of South Arabian and Ethio-HG ancestry when compared to Tigrinyas and Amharas, much like Oromos, have been built on recent mass assimilation. Many "Amharas" still recall the ethnic group they used to belong to before becoming Amharas like the Beta Israels' original ethnic group the Qemants. I've met such people who will tell you they are not Amhara but something else but when you ask about what languages they speak they admit to only knowing Amharic. Large swathes of their Amhara region used to be Agaw speaking just a couple of centuries ago. It's more of a meta-ethnicity like Oromos. Even their Wiki page makes this apparent:
Amhara people - Wikipedia
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How you (@Apollo) missed this is beyond me. And notice how there are no southerners in between. It's either the ones who overlap with northerners or that small group of outliers.