This is the only calculator I plot out of line like this though. I am very close to Skerdi(Leki) and Leapfrogger in others.
http://oi63.tinypic.com/15fup3.jpg
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This is the only calculator I plot out of line like this though. I am very close to Skerdi(Leki) and Leapfrogger in others.
http://oi63.tinypic.com/15fup3.jpg
Those Tosks must be really mixed which has pulled them north. It could even be dacian or some north ilyrian component or even Slavic.
Bulgarians for example are not paleo Balkan at all. They just are aix mash of different groups and that's why they plot where they plot. Its a coincidence. It's no where close to north Italy or even as north yet on that map they are pretty much extremely eastern shifted north Italians while I plot between
I'm still learning about genetics but can't see how Albanians can be closer to Spaniards than to Croats. Just look at geography for god's sake! There must be some shared pre-Slavic ancestry too. Only thing I can think of to connect Spaniards and Albanians must be some generic med (south Euro) ancestry.
Based on this: http://www.eupedia.com/europe/europe...logroups.shtml there is decent amount of I2 in Albania and E1b1b is minor haplogroup in Croatia too.
You need to get the haplogroup thing out of your head, it's basically insignificant. It can go back thousands of years. Autosomal DNA matters.
Genetically Croatians are like 80-90% central European and the rest Balkanite. Meaning you can model a Croatian as like 90% Austrian, 10% Albanian in many cases. Croatians can actually be considered fully central European and that makes most sense, you are closest to Austrians and Hungarians, but just like Hungarians, a lot of individual Croats cluster near Serbia and even Romania rather than the former.
You guys would be somewhere around 38-40% WHG and that's what separates you from most other Balkanites as Albanians have much less. More than 10% less in most cases. Bosnian Serbs and Bosnians are the closest.