Which Slavic group is the best proxy for the Slavic DNA in Greece?

[Sikeliot]

Poles? Ukrainians? Russians? Or someone else?

My guess is Polish.

[catgeorge]

Poles? Ukrainians? Russians? Or someone else?

My guess is Polish.

My guess you are a little clownish focussing on 10% of Greek YDNA

[epirot]

Poles? Ukrainians? Russians? Or someone else?

My guess is Polish.

Makedonian, Bulgarian and Serbian, with some Bosnian and Croatian as well.

[Sikeliot]

Makedonian, Bulgarian and Serbian, with some Bosnian and Croatian as well.

But then where did their Slavic input come from?

[Scholarios]

None of the above. Both have changed over time.

[catgeorge]

In between Austrians and Albanians



In between "West" Bulgarians and Albanians.



Even in your calculators the closest slavic anestery comes somewhere 6th or 7th with a fair distance. In all your calculators.

we share most with Bulgarians - Bulgaria does not have any atlanto meds and pure alpanids like Greece.. they also have very low frequency in borrebies

greece has no baltids and gorids with a fair % of borreby

You're theories are fun to debunk however no matter how hard you try

[epirot]

But then where did their Slavic input come from?

From themselves, since the original Slavs were from the greater balkan region.
Today, the Serbian dialect of Bosnia is the most rich and complicated Slavic language.

But beware, original greek slavic of south greece might have sounded like Ukrainian today.

in fact Drtvana near Trpoljica (today Tripoli) sounds more Ukrainian than anything else.

So it is safe to always regard ALL SLAVS as equivalent and interchangeable.

[wvwvw]

Polish DNA is also partially French-like, it is not entirely Eastern/Slavic.

[Desperado]

From themselves, since the original Slavs were from the greater balkan region.
Today, the Serbian dialect of Bosnia is the most rich and complicated Slavic language.

But beware, original greek slavic of south greece might have sounded like Ukrainian today.

in fact Drtvana near Trpoljica (today Tripoli) sounds more Ukrainian than anything else.

So it is safe to always regard ALL SLAVS as equivalent and interchangeable.

[safinator]

Poles