English: The East-Eurasian phylogeny: Basal-East-Eurasians diverged from the last common ancestor with Basal-West-Eurasians (~45-50kya). Subsequently, Basal-East Eurasians expanded/diverged in a star-like pattern, giving rise to various deeply diverged lineages, such as Bacho Kiro, Ust'Ishim, Basal-Australasians, Basal-Tibetans, and Residual East-Eurasians, which form the main branch of East-Eurasian descended modern populations; specifically ancestral to Indigenous South Asian hunter-gatherers (AASI), Andamanese peoples, the East and Southeast Asian (ESEA) lineage vis a vis Hoabinhians, the Tianyuan lineage, and East Asian lineages. This branch also contributed ancestry towards Australasians. The substructure of East-Eurasians is based on Vallini et al. 2022, as well as other published papers (such as Carlhoff et al. 2021, Larena et al. 2021, Gakuhari et al. 2020, Hoh et al. 2022, Yang 2022, etc.).