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>>59411
>Further than I had expected. It seems a random Indian would be closer.
In fact it should be closer. If you check the calculation, you will notice that I put 0 as the distance to the 1/4 part that is white. That's not entirely true, as it should have negative distance (positive kinship) to a white person. The problem is that the kinship coefficient is always relative, it measures how much closer genetically a given person is as compared to a random person of an another ethnicity. The problem is that in this case I don't know what the reference ethnicity should be (she's mutted, maybe the average of Chinese, Indonesian and Indian, but I'm not 100% sure), so I left it as 0 to be on the safe side. Similar thing happens with bleaching. The distant part halves every generation and the related part grows. So the kinship grows from -Fst to 0 to 1/2 Fst and so on.