Native American DNA results

[Peterski]

This is one of my most interesting GEDmatch finds:

6/7 Native Sioux (& some Crow) + 1/7 White multi-generational mix:

Mostly Native male ancestors & White female ancestors. Based on surnames it seems that most of White ancestors are French (most probably many of them are also part Native).

MDLP K16 Admix Results (sorted):

# Population Percent
1 Amerindian 70.35
2 Arctic 8.93
3 NorthEastEuropean 4.32
4 Siberian 3.84
5 Steppe 3.55
6 Neolithic 2.56
7 SouthEastAsian 2.48
8 Caucasian 1.93
9 Indian 1.71
10 NorthAfrican 0.23
11 NearEast 0.08

Eurogenes K13 Admix Results (sorted):

# Population Percent
1 Amerindian 71.3
2 Siberian 11.71
3 Baltic 7.97
4 North_Atlantic 3.75
5 West_Med 2.22
6 West_Asian 1.04
7 East_Asian 1.03
8 South_Asian 0.54
9 Oceanian 0.45

Single Population Sharing:

# Population (source) Distance
1 North_Amerindian 12.89
2 Mayan 21.18
3 Pima 22.63
4 Karitiana 35.75

Family tree (based on GEDcom):

Father: D. V. Singing Goose
Mother J. M. Eagle Elk

Paternal grandfather: Orsin Singing Goose
Paternal grandmother: Violet Langdeaux

Maternal grandfather: Hehaka Wanbli J. Eagle Elk
Maternal grandmother: Minerva J. Mousseau

Great-grandparents:

Joseph "John" Singing Goose
Julia Yellow Cloud
Vern Langdeaux
Julie Langdeaux
George Eagle Elk
Adelia Rose Coleman
Alexander Maglorie Mousseau
Esther Black Wooden Ring

Some other ancestors:

Rose Elk Robe
Harris "Harry" Yellow Cloud
Maggie Eagle Hawk
Jesse Eagle Elk
Bushel
Chief Naca Otto Coleman
Emma Douville
Joseph Mousseau
Nellie
Eli Black Wooden Ring
Ellen Elk Head
A. M. H. Singing Goose (born in 1858, South Dakota)
Elk Robe (born in 1833, South Dakota)
Mary Elk Robe (born in 1837)
Eagle Elk (born in 1830, Nebraska)
Crow Woman No. 3 (born in 1837, Wyoming)
John Flying Walking (born in 1857, South Dakota)
Flying Walking Woman (born in 1858, South Dakota)
Meddor Douville (born in 1848, Nebraska)
Louise Marshall (born in 1852, Wyoming)

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If you check our Eurogenes K36 Oracle, there is "Sioux_SouthDakota" reference.

It is based on several samples, including the one posted above.

[Peterski]

Another South Dakota Sioux, but this one is only 1/2 Native:

His grandparents (GEDcom):

R. F. Long Turkey (Native Sioux)
C. B. Big Eagle (Native Sioux)
J. W. Thompson (White American)
H. M. Robson (White American)

His results in this App:

http://www.kairos.com/diversity-recognition



His MDLP K16 results:

Admix Results (sorted):

# Population Percent
1 Amerindian 43.59
2 Steppe 13.85
3 NorthEastEuropean 13.69
4 Neolithic 11.29
5 Arctic 6.46
6 Caucasian 4.86
7 Siberian 3.23
8 Indian 1.83
9 NearEast 1.19

His Eurogenes K13 results:

Admix Results (sorted):

# Population Percent
1 Amerindian 43.02
2 North_Atlantic 22.04
3 Baltic 15.83
4 Siberian 7.9
5 West_Med 5.16
6 South_Asian 2.81
7 East_Asian 2.02
8 Red_Sea 0.78
9 West_Asian 0.43
10 East_Med 0.03

Single Population Sharing:

# Population (source) Distance
1 West_Greenlander 37.41
2 MA-1 41.08
3 East_Greenlander 44.06
4 North_Amerindian 44.84

[Autrigón]

The results of the picture are laughable, he is a mixture between french and native american, so why they say he is 78% Hispanic?? where is the spanish admixture in him? if a guy looks mexican and live in America that means is hispanic??
American simplicity...

[Peterski]

The results of the picture are laughable, he is a mixture between french and native american, so why they say he is 78% Hispanic?? where is the spanish admixture in him? if a guy looks mexican and live in America that means is hispanic??
American simplicity...

There is no "Amerindian" in this App, so a lot of Natives or Part-Natives get Hispanic.

Some pics of Native Americans (all of them probably 100% or close to 100% Native):

Loti-kee-yah-tede (Pueblo):



Sitting Bull (Sioux):



Peru, Quechua man:

https://antropologia-fizyczna.pl/typ...dyjska-andydzi



Peru, Quechua woman:



Some other Natives get mostly or exclusively "Asian", though.

[Heather Duval]

That app Kairos is a joke.

[Annie999]

That app shouldn't have used the term "hispanic" to refer to the mestizo or native american look.

[Heather Duval]

That app shouldn't have used the term "hispanic" to refer to the mestizo or native american look.

Many people get Hispanic in that app and many whites are less white than mixed people there. Its funny as fuck.

[Peterski]

That app shouldn't have used the term "hispanic" to refer to the mestizo or native american look.

When I think "Hispanic", I see balanced Mestizos. When I think "Latino", I see triracials.

But maybe that's just me.

[Annie999]

When I think "Hispanic", I see balanced Mestizos. When I think "Latino", I see triracials.

But maybe that's just me.

It's not just you, that's the coloquial meaning most people give to the words but it's not right. If we get exact Latin countries would be any from which language has latin roots like Spain, France, Italy, Portugal or Romania and of course countries in Latin America.

If we refer to "latin americans" it only means someone was born in a spanish or portuguese speaking country in the American continent, it has nothing to do with race. Everyone in Latin America is latin no matter if we're black, white or mestizo. However like you said, the term 'latin' is commonly asociated with mestizo or mulato culture. That leaves white latin countries in an annoying position.

A succesful and commercial uruguayan band made this song "we're not latinos" half joke, half truth of how our culture and population dont fit the coloquial idea of 'latin'. Of course they got lots of hate for it from other latins, but if most people have this wrong idea of what "latin" is then the band was right.

[Proto-Shaman]