Genome sequencing of mixed race blacks in the US and IQ

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So now that we have the ability to determine someone's ethnic heritage by sequencing their genome, has anyone done a study on blacks in the US to determine if there are any correlations between how much white blood they have in them and IQ or achievement in life?

We might as well scientifically determine once and for all if intelligence varies based on genetic composition of race. I'm inclined to believe that there is something to it because where else in the world have species in different locations with different requirements for survival have evolved exactly the same way, even on separate continents?

We call different animals separate species even though they can breed and create viable offspring like dogs and wolves because they look different, live in different environments, and act differently. The same could be said of humans from different geographic regions except for the fact that humans are special. We have been given intelligence great enough to speak and build things and record histories so we are granted a special elevation because of our intelligence. We have more in common because of our capability for the shared human experience of consciousness than we have in differences, but there are differences because we evolved in different areas which exerted different environmental pressures on us.

IQ and achievement gaps seem to be pretty solid evidence of genetic differences in intelligence so let's take it one step further and see if full blacks have the lowest IQ, then mostly blacks, then mixed evenly, then mostly white. That would be conclusive evidence to put the issue to rest so we can figure out what to do with this information. We already know that intelligence is highly heritable and that there are difference among the races, the only question is down to why. Some would say that it's all environmental and that everyone came out magically equal and only biased statistical methods can't see the real truth. Let's test that theory.