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There many regions in Latin America that have large European populations such as the Southern Cone (especially Argentina, Uruguay, & South Brazil), but in most case they are of fully or partial recent European immigrant ancestry. So I'll list the regions that currently have a significant...

AncestryDNA: 90%+ Euro/WANA 80-89% Euro/WANA: 23andMe: 90%+ Euro/WANA: 84-89% Euro/WANA: 80-83% Euro/WANA:

I made these morphs combining my girlfriend (who is of English, Scottish, Irish, & Ukrainian descent), & I (I'm of Spanish & Purepecha descent).

Uruguayan (🇺🇾): Chilean (🇨🇱): Mexican (🇲🇽): Guatemalan (🇬🇹): Cuban (🇨🇺): Argentine (🇦🇷): Ecuadorian (🇪🇨): Puerto Rican (🇵🇷): Peruvian (🇵🇪):

Seminoles from Florida:

Indigenas de Vuelta (also known as Indios de Vuelta) are Indigenous Americans who are 80-90% Amerindian & 10-20% Caucasian, basically around 7/8 Amerindian & 1/8 Caucasian, the offspring of an Indo-Mestizo (2/3 or 3/4 Amerindian & 1/3 or 1/4 Caucasian) & a 100% Amerindian.

Looks like Anthrogenica has closed down their forum for good, it doesn't really suprise me, that forum had no future, they didn't allow classifications, which drives most of the content in Anthropology forums, they were very establishment anthropology, I post some racial theories there, & the...

Non-Hispanic Whites (from the U.S. & Canada) with 1/8 Amerinidian ancestry.

There are many autosomal recessive single gene genetic disorders that differ in frequency between different populations due to the region and ancestry as well as the founder effect. Some examples of these disorders include: Cystic fibrosis, the most common life-limiting autosomal recessive...