๐ How Rare Are You in Pakistan?
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240M
Population
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72%
Brown Eyes (Most Common)
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168
Avg Male Height (cm)
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33%
B+ Blood (Most Common)
๐ต๐ฐ Genetic Landscape of Pakistan
Pakistan sits at a genetic crossroads where South Asian, Central Asian, Persian, Arab, and Turkic DNA converge. The Kalash people of Chitral are one of the world's most genetically unique populations, with high rates of light eyes and disputed claims of Macedonian descent. Pakistan has the world's highest B blood type frequency (~36%), making A blood type relatively rare. The Pashtun, Punjabi, Sindhi, and Baloch peoples each carry distinct genetic signatures reflecting thousands of years of separate history.
๐๏ธ Eye Color
| Brown | 72% |
| Dark Brown | 18% |
| Hazel | 5% |
| Green | 3% |
| Blue | 2% |
๐ Hair Color
| Black | 80% |
| Dark Brown | 15% |
| Brown | 3% |
| Other | 2% |
๐ฉธ Blood Type
| B+ | 33% |
| O+ | 30% |
| A+ | 21% |
| AB+ | 8% |
| B- | 3% |
| O- | 3% |
| A- | 1.5% |
| AB- | 0.5% |
โญ Rare Facts About Pakistan
โญPakistan has one of the world's highest B blood type frequencies (~36%)
โญThe Kalash people have ~30% light-colored eyes in an otherwise brown-eyed region
โญGreen eyes are found in about 3-5% of northern Pakistanis
โญThe Burusho people of Hunza carry unique genetic markers
โญConsanguinity rate is about 60% โ one of the highest globally