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Bosniensis
12-12-2017, 06:05 AM
I've added Gheg & Peloponese to this map as requested.
Really strong Italian admixture among the Ghegs.
https://i.imgur.com/iQJTxIi.png
Lavrentis
12-12-2017, 12:16 PM
I still think you should have used more than 1 Peloponnesian and Gheg sample
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Bosniensis
12-12-2017, 12:19 PM
I still think you should have used more than 1 Peloponnesian and Gheg sample
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Yeah, I will start collecting Kits from Balkans and then I will create a table based on Average results.
Lavrentis
12-12-2017, 12:20 PM
Yeah, I will start collecting Kits from Balkans and then I will create a table based on Average results.
Nice. I'm interested to see Romanians. People say they cluster with Bulgarians but they seem more northern
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Bosniensis
12-12-2017, 12:25 PM
Nice. I'm interested to see Romanian. People say they cluster with Bulgarians but they seem more northern
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The issue with Romanians is that they have that ex-Hungarian region that isn't MED & MENA, (the one acquired after WW2), so we shouldn't pick those as average.
I've seen many Romanian kits, especially K15 Gedmatch results, and they are pretty much the same all over the country except that one region.
They are Thraco-Roman + some early Proto-Slavic admixture i.e. 60% Italian/Greek 20% Slav 10% Celtic/Germanic
Tommie
12-12-2017, 03:02 PM
The issue with Romanians is that they have that ex-Hungarian region that isn't MED & MENA, (the one acquired after WW2), so we shouldn't pick those as average.
I've seen many Romanian kits, especially K15 Gedmatch results, and they are pretty much the same all over the country except that one region.
They are Thraco-Roman + some early Proto-Slavic admixture i.e. 60% Italian/Greek 20% Slav 10% Celtic/Germanic
Dude, Romanians from that so-called ex Hungarian region are just as Romanian as the rest, so why not... Romanians are not a homogenous people., but I have a feeling that some people still can't comprehend that.
And those kits are mainly from Southern Romania, no way they are the same all over the country.
Dibran
12-12-2017, 11:57 PM
I've added Gheg & Peloponese to this map as requested.
Really strong Italian admixture among the Ghegs.
https://i.imgur.com/iQJTxIi.png
what components are you adding to get this?
Dibran
12-12-2017, 11:59 PM
Wait nm, just realized its from top to bottom. Calculating mine now.
Dibran
12-13-2017, 12:19 AM
I.,..
What did you do with Arabian, Near East, and Armenian? Did you include that in MENA or? left a large chunk out....... For simplicity sake I will keep them separate.
My Mother(North West Albanian Gheg, Malesore):
SW Euro & MENA: 71.14%
NE Euro: 11.07%
Arabian/Near East/Armenian: 9.89%
NW Euro: 7.92%
My Father(Northern Albanian Gheg, Diber Vogel, Albania):
SW Euro & MENA: 74.22%
NE Euro: 13.51%
Arabian/Near East/Armenian: 8.77%
NW Euro: 3.51%
Me:
SW Euro & MENA: 75.98%
NE Euro: 15.08%
Arabian/Near East/Armenian: 5.53%
NW Euro: 3.38%
Medcrown
12-13-2017, 01:19 PM
South Europe and MENA - 51.85%
North West Europe - 22.99%
North East Europe - 12.07%
Armenian/Near East/Arabia - 13.10%
A lot of the K36's I have seen include the Armenia component, I believe it is probably proxy for an element present pan Southern Europe-Caucasus and should be included in South Europe and MENA along with Near East. Arabia with it's own category, just my 2c.
Dibran
12-14-2017, 01:54 AM
South Europe and MENA - 51.85%
North West Europe - 22.99%
North East Europe - 12.07%
Armenian/Near East/Arabia - 13.10%
A lot of the K36's I have seen include the Armenia component, I believe it is probably proxy for an element present pan Southern Europe-Caucasus and should be included in South Europe and MENA along with Near East. Arabia with it's own category, just my 2c.
Good point. Damn that would make our South Europe even more ridiculous lol.
Me: 81.5%
Father: 82.72%
Mother: 79.03%
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