My 2nd Doug McDonald results

[d3cimat3d]

So I made a e-mail with the name Kojak Wjinski to try and mis-lead him to thinking I'm Polish, but he was still right. :thumbs

http://i55.tinypic.com/28up5xf.png

http://i54.tinypic.com/ivwu82.png

http://i52.tinypic.com/rumlqq.png


Most likely fit is 49.0% (+- 2.9%) Europe (all Northeast Europe)
and 51.0% (+- 2.9%) Mideast (all Caucasus Area)

^ I guess the 2.9% is the Asian in me.


The following are possible population sets and their fractions,
most likely at the top
Belorus= 0.523 Georgian= 0.477
Lithuani= 0.461 Georgian= 0.539
Finland= 0.461 Georgian= 0.539
Lithuani= 0.514 Armenian= 0.486


^ Don't know exatly how to interpret that.


Best guess: the spot on the map is correct, and it is Ukrainian.
The Native American spots on teh chromosomes are for sure wrong.


^ Last time it was Romanian/Ukrainian border this time It's just Ukrainian.

[Efim45]

I am pretty sure the population sets tell you what you would most likely be if your specific European or Mideastern ancestry was from one country.

[d3cimat3d]

I am pretty sure the population sets tell you what you would most likely be if your specific European or Mideastern ancestry was from one country.

Yeah but can you tell me what the red dot means? Why is it in the Baltic area?

[poiuytrewq0987]

What was his email again? I did a test with him once but I lost his email. His new test seems interesting.

[d3cimat3d]

What was his email again? I did a test with him once but I lost his email. His new test seems interesting.

mcdonald@scs.uiuc.edu

try to be anonymous, it's more interesting that way.

[Efim45]

Well, I take it the red dot is the middle of where your European ancestors come from. For example, mine is in between Northern Poland and Western Lithuania, yet I don't have any known ancestry there.