Krajina Serb (from Banija) results

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Originally Posted by Nato

How old are you

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45

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Originally Posted by Pribislav

Ugarci are R1b-U152, Mirilovići are I2-CTS10228, and for others is not known yet.

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Pilatovci were maybe I2-CTS10228, Kresojevići were very likely R1a-YP4278.

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Originally Posted by The Devil's Advocate

Pilatovci were maybe I2-CTS10228, Kresojevići were very likely R1a-YP4278.

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You don't know for Bobani? I imagine them as I2-PH908, I don't know why.

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Originally Posted by Pribislav

You don't know for Bobani? I imagine them as I2-PH908, I don't know why.

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Bobani were from Ljubinje, so maybe.

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Originally Posted by Nato

There's a distinctive South Slavic genetic cluster ranging from Slovenes (who are our link with most southern North Slavs : Czechs and Slovaks) to North Macedonians and Bulgarians.
North Slavs have their own cluster from Czech to Russian which is very wide.

It was well displayed on East and Central European PCA I was making other day. South Slavs are mestizos in a way, close to half northern half southern on average.
North Slavs while mixed as well are still closer to original Slavic tribes.

No reason to lump us all togheder because we're pretty different people but related ofcourse.

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I have a question - do Bulgarians have regional differences? Bulgaria is not that small territory-wise and in the past they had like 9 million people. Besides, there are Bulgarians in Moldova and Southern Ukraine.

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Originally Posted by Leto

I have a question - do Bulgarians have regional differences? Bulgaria is not that small territory-wise and in the past they had like 9 million people. Besides, there are Bulgarians in Moldova and Southern Ukraine.

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I would like to know this too.

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Originally Posted by Leto

I have a question - do Bulgarians have regional differences? Bulgaria is not that small territory-wise and in the past they had like 9 million people. Besides, there are Bulgarians in Moldova and Southern Ukraine.

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There is diversity among Bulgarians for sure. I am not familiar with Bulgarian regional autosomal differences. Only I can say roughly that western Bulgarians tend to be more Slavic shifted than eastern Bulgarians.

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Originally Posted by Pribislav

He is from here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dvor,_Croatia
His haplogroup is I2-PH908.

Dodecad K12b
North_European 42.89
Atlantic_Med 27.38
Caucasus 22.95
Gedrosia 3.27
Southwest_Asian 3.12
Northwest_African 0.18
East_Asian 0.14
South_Asian 0.07

Eurogenes K13
Baltic 33.25
North_Atlantic 28.71
West_Med 15.85
East_Med 12.81
West_Asian 6.84
Red_Sea 1.71
Siberian 0.67
Oceanian 0.15

Eurogenes K15
Baltic 20
Atlantic 19.2
North_Sea 16.4
Eastern_Euro 13.54
East_Med 10.99
West_Med 10.68
West_Asian 4.9
Red_Sea 3.5
Siberian 0.79

Dodecad K7b Admixture Propartions
Atlantic_Baltic 64.31
Southern 20.87
West_Asian 14.87
Siberian 0.51

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He best fit autosomally here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miliči
https://i.imgur.com/wN8VsyS.jpg

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Originally Posted by Pribislav

There is diversity among Bulgarians for sure. I am not familiar with Bulgarian regional autosomal differences. Only I can say roughly that western Bulgarians tend to be more Slavic shifted than eastern Bulgarians.

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But why? Macedonians are super Southern, the least Northern South Slavs genetically.

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Originally Posted by Pribislav

He best fit autosomally here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miliči
https://i.imgur.com/wN8VsyS.jpg

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That's Gorski kotar, interesting.