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I was questioning it for a long time and while collecting samples I came across with this example. I wonder your opinions about inheritance.
This is an example of how crazy the process can be:
(Father - Son - Mother)
https://i.ibb.co/9yPz0GM/Father-horz.jpg
ADNA is a half from each parent but that half is completely random, otherwise we would be basically clones.
It can be a crazy process.
Here are our K13 results using our AncestryDNA kits:
Me:
North_Atlantic 44.87%
Baltic 25.12%
West_Med 15.91%
West_Asian 6.14%
East_Med 6.11%
South_Asian 1.14%
Oceanian 0.42%
Northeast_African 0.27%
My Dad:
North_Atlantic 47.37%
Baltic 20.98%
West_Med 16.15%
West_Asian 6.99%
East_Med 5.51%
Red_Sea 0.36 %
South_Asian 1.43%
Amerindian 0.39%
Oceanian 0.55%
Northeast_African 0.27%
My Mom:
North_Atlantic 44.46%
Baltic 28.32%
West_Med 13.49%
West_Asian 5.24%
East_Med 5.21%
South_Asian 1.18%
Siberian 0.70%
Oceanian 0.37%
Sub-Saharan 1.03%
I can show you me and my parents results:) What calc you want to see?Quote:
Originally Posted by Kaspias
I prefer Eurogenes K13. Thank you!Quote:
Originally Posted by Lukasz
So some components are perfectly in the middle, and others are almost exactly from one of their parents.
Yes, this explains. But look at how the child can be shifted to one parent. I mean; Red Sea, East Med, and South Asian in the middle but the other components are a copy of mother.Quote:
Originally Posted by Markos
I wonder if they look more alike!Quote:
Originally Posted by Kaspias