Lithuanians & Latvians in Eurogenes K36

[Peterski]

The results of seven Lithuanians and Latvians in this tool:

http://gen3553.pagesperso-orange.fr/ADN/similitude.htm

http://i.imgur.com/JQZ0CIo.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/XcUIweU.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/nJD9gQZ.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/ds2zLAR.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/JNpvaHG.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/FuY5qRr.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/jEe8sVa.jpg

[Peterski]

See also:

Celtic Britons & Anglo-Saxons:

http://www.theapricity.com/forum/showthread.php?212389-Ancient-Britons-amp-Anglo-Saxons-in-Eurogenes-K36&p=4452921&viewfull=1#post4452921

Seven Eastern Germans:

http://www.theapricity.com/forum/showthread.php?212315-Eastern-Germans-in-Eurogenes-K36&p=4451155&viewfull=1#post4451155

[Peterski]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4iuSPi6Mv3k

BTW: "Shamanka Ilona" is actually not 100% of Latvian ancestry.

This is why her results are a bit different than the other 6 people.

[Russki]

Dzikaras is a Lithuanian name, ironic that he is closer to Latvians than to his own country.

[smd555]

Does anyone have K36 results of thease Lithuanian academic samples or at least some of them?:

LTG-102
LTG-156
LTG-334
LTG-372
LTG-396
LTG-439
LTG-483
LTG-502
LTG-553
LTG-587
LTG-597
LTG-778
LTG-885
LTG-895
LTG-935
LTG-1034
LTG-1079
LTG-1112
LTG-1127
LTG-1252
LTG-1266

[Arūnas]

yeah, Warmia (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warmia) belongs to Balts

[Russki]

yeah, Warmia (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warmia) belongs to Balts

Suwalki area are Lithuanians who got blacked by Polish BVLLS during commonwealth era

https://sun9-3.userapi.com/impg/Y0VAH0hbXoPlAGFJOwwKnMMmzt9-DBTSWA_1yg/7wI8q5vOIh0.jpg?size=2560x1923&quality=96&sign=cfd583ce75fbf6066941a2fc8608f114&type=album

[Russki]

Is Eurogenes K36 dead?

https://sun9-51.userapi.com/impf/bXf2Evc0KfnxMHUV6PBF3LHgA8D7fkzCzLL5wA/suN_U7r2s80.jpg?size=1966x1200&quality=96&sign=a79c8b4e7d99db8ad11cff159ccab1bc&type=album

[rothaer]

Is Eurogenes K36 dead?


Eurogenes K36 is the best calculator ever for distinguishing populations.

I've never understood why anyone here at all is using something else.

[Luke35]

Eurogenes K36 is the best calculator ever for distinguishing populations.

I've never understood why anyone here at all is using something else.

I'm not sure if you are joking or serious, but I will say that I can indeed get some nice modeling with an old K36 spreadsheet I have. I do get very high distances, I suppose to some extent a consequence of a high K count. This calc may indeed have untapped potential.

Target: Mr.G_K36
Distance: 737.3259% / 7.37325926
43.8 Germany_West
38.6 Slovenian
10.6 Romania_NW
6.2 England
0.8 Romania_NE

[Sandis]

Looks a bit like Baltic hydronyms map:

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/lt/b/b7/Baltic_hydronyms_location_map.png

[Russki]

Eurogenes K36 is the best calculator ever for distinguishing populations.

I've never understood why anyone here at all is using something else.


Maybe the logic is that 36 elements takes a longer time to type out and proceed?

What do you think?

[J. Ketch]

Eurogenes K36 is the best calculator ever for distinguishing populations.

I've never understood why anyone here at all is using something else.
Because nobody has bothered to publish an updated free sheet.

It's probably the only calculator left worth doing it for though.