85% South Asian (North Indo-Aryan): The subject displays strong phenotypic traits associated with the Indo-Aryan ethnolinguistic groups of the Indian Subcontinent. Key indicators include a "wheatish" to light olive skin complexion and thick, dark brown to black hair with a straight-to-wavy texture. The facial structure features almond-shaped dark brown eyes, thick eyebrows, and full lips. The nose is prominent with a slightly rounded tip, fitting the common morphology of this region.
Possible countries: India, Pakistan.
15% West Asian: There is a minor phenotypic overlap with populations from the Iranian plateau, particularly in the upper facial structure and the definition of the nasal bridge. This suggests a potential genetic affinity or phenotypic continuity often found in the northwestern regions of the Indian subcontinent where it borders West Asia.
Possible countries: Afghanistan, Iran.