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Following text is a result of couple years of my interest in populational genetics, main purporse of it is to share my expereince of dealing with autosamal services and tools.
I'm lucky enough to live into my twenties having all of my grandparents alive, so i decided to test them all to get a clearer picture.
Grandparents ancestry:
1. P g-mother - Volkhovsky district of Leningrad oblast' for last 3 generations.
2. P g-father - 1\2 Baltic german with ancetry traces on all line down to Early 18 century, only german surnames so far. 1\4 Russian from Velikie Luki (Pskov Oblast') 1\4 Polish from Lakhva village (Southern Belarus).
3. M g-mother - 3\4 Russian, 1\4 Polish from Vilno.
4. M g-father - 1\2 Kursk, 1\2 Volga region Russian.
All of the following result will go in that order, with my results going last.
Ftdna results (should be noted that i haven't done a test, but transmitted my results from 23andme):
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Ancient Origins:
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Dna Land:
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Eurogenes K15:
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My 23andme:
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Conclusion:
1.23andme is best so far.
2.Out of all gedmatch calcs only Eurogenes K13 and 15 made sense regarding determining ancestry.
3. Ftdna sucks, especially for smaller parts of your ancestry.
4. Dnaland sucks aswell, but atleast they do it for free.
5. Exept for minor differences 4-gp average and my results on gedmatch are similar, so it's safe to say that it's fairly accurate.
6. Unlike common opinion Baltic Germans seem to be very little admixed with locals.
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