Yes, it's lighter. Hungary and Slovenia are quite similar in pigmentation, they are between Croatia/Bosnia and Czech Republic/Austria/Slovakia IMO.Quote:
Originally Posted by Leto
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Yes, it's lighter. Hungary and Slovenia are quite similar in pigmentation, they are between Croatia/Bosnia and Czech Republic/Austria/Slovakia IMO.Quote:
Originally Posted by Leto
OK, I apologize for trolling. East Med is def. rare, but it will pop put sooner among Serbs than Croats.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pribislav
Thee are super rare East Med Croats though, like Mario Carević.
Sockpuppet of IceT, tell me is God Albanian?Quote:
Originally Posted by Braveheart
You spread fantasies here, Macure are I1-Z63. Since when this is Albo haplogroup?
Surnames Macura, Macurek, Macurski exist in Czechia, Poland and Ukraine. Macura surname is connected with Polish region Masuria (Mazury).
This map is wrong. White Serbia was never recorded there, only white Croatia.
https://external-content.duckduckgo....png&f=1&nofb=1
Only mention of northern Serbia as tribal state was in area where Sorbs live today, eastern Germany and western Czech Republic. Dervan was ruler of white Serbs.
And white Croats lived further east of them.
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped.../ac/Dervan.png
Dušan is probably right when he said that part of Celto-Germanic admixture in Serbs came from White Serbia.Quote:
Originally Posted by Est.1992
Surname Macura is most common in Serbia, Bosnia, Slovakia, Czechia and Poland https://forebears.io/surnames/macuraQuote:
Originally Posted by Braveheart
There is no Macura surname among Shiptars, deal with it!
I1-Z63 Shiptars are shiptarized, only real Shiptars by male line are R1b-BY611, J2b2-M241 and some E-V13.
We are not your genetic relatives, and we are not connected with you culturally, linguistically, and by religion, and leave us alone! Your genetic relatives are Aromanians and Epirote Greeks. Culturally and religious you the closest to Turks. Linguistically you not related with anyone, linguistic black sheeps or white ravens of Europe.
No, there is no Croatian admixture in western Serbs, there are no any proves for that. Todays Croatia was deep into Illyrian territory, and pre-Slavic component of Serbs from Croatia is not Illyrian, but clearly Thracian.Quote:
Originally Posted by Est.1992
Good evidence is my mixed mode oracle.
Mixed Mode Population Sharing:
# Primary Population (source) Secondary Population (source) Distance
1 93.4% Moldavian + 6.6% Sardinian @ 3.53
2 60.6% Ukrainian + 39.4% Greek_Thessaly @ 3.89
3 67.8% Ukrainian + 32.2% Central_Greek @ 4.09
4 54.1% Bulgarian + 45.9% Ukrainian @ 4.12
5 72.2% Ukrainian_Belgorod + 27.8% Sardinian @ 4.13
6 94.7% Moldavian + 5.3% Algerian_Jewish @ 4.16
7 71.1% Ukrainian + 28.9% South_Italian @ 4.17
8 90.6% Moldavian + 9.4% Greek_Thessaly @ 4.17
9 84.4% Moldavian + 15.6% Bulgarian @ 4.2
10 68.9% Ukrainian + 31.1% East_Sicilian @ 4.23
11 94% Moldavian + 6% Ashkenazi @ 4.24
12 62.8% Ukrainian_Lviv + 37.2% Greek_Thessaly @ 4.24
13 95.2% Moldavian + 4.8% Italian_Jewish @ 4.25
14 93.7% Moldavian + 6.3% Central_Greek @ 4.28
15 94% Moldavian + 6% East_Sicilian @ 4.28
16 94.6% Moldavian + 5.4% South_Italian @ 4.28
17 94% Moldavian + 6% West_Sicilian @ 4.29
18 96% Moldavian + 4% Cyprian @ 4.3
19 51.9% Bulgarian + 48.1% Ukrainian_Lviv @ 4.3
20 96% Moldavian + 4% Tunisian @ 4.3
This red component is not by origin from todays Croatia, but from central, south and east Balkan = THRACIAN.
Ofcourse there is, troll, you must be mentally sick to deny that. Admixture is measured IBD sharing and not gedmach. Personally you look 0% Croatian (and genetically) to me but your lone example is meaningless.
Mixing was especially common in Dalmatia and lot of Croats converted to orthodoxy (as well as in western Bosnia). That's why western Serbs have quite a lot typical Croatian surnames that don't exist in Serbia or Montenegro at all.
Even Pribislav admited admixture of Serbs and Croats in Dalmatia, because it's well known. Even Voyt ancestors were Croats who converted to orthodoxy and today they are ''Serbs''. LMAO.
Southern Croats don't score North Italian like admixture in majority, because Bronze Age Dalmatians were pulled SE by Roman admix most likely. I score it because I am part German, my father has some Germanic like input too. North Italian is south Italian + German. Tuscan like admix is far more realistic and that's what majority get.
This is gedmatch of coastal (Čakavian) Dalmatian Croat whose full ancestry is native to Kaštela up to before Ottoman migrations. So he has no any ancestry from BiH or Štokavian speakers.
Admix Results (sorted):
1 Baltic 34.39
2 North_Atlantic 26.92
3 West_Med 14.89
4 East_Med 12.56
5 West_Asian 5.67
6 Siberian 1.91
7 South_Asian 1.28
8 Red_Sea 1.22
9 Oceanian 0.51
10 Amerindian 0.47
11 Sub-Saharan 0.11
12 East_Asian 0.07
Single Population Sharing:
1 Croatian 4.06
2 Moldavian 4.68
3 Hungarian 6.31
4 Serbian 7.81
5 Ukrainian_Lviv 9.58
6 South_Polish 10.01
7 Ukrainian 10.49
8 Austrian 10.74
9 East_German 10.81
10 Romanian 11.55
11 Polish 13.5
12 Bulgarian 13.63
13 Southwest_Russian 14.01
14 Ukrainian_Belgorod 14.73
15 Russian_Smolensk 15.64
16 Estonian_Polish 15.85
17 Belorussian 16.42
18 Kargopol_Russian 17.85
19 West_German 18.05
20 Southwest_Finnish 18.17
Mixed Mode Population Sharing:
1 61.9% Estonian_Polish + 38.1% Tuscan @ 1.73
2 62.8% Southwest_Russian + 37.2% North_Italian @ 1.99
3 52.3% Estonian + 47.7% Greek_Thessaly @ 2.05
4 71.3% Ukrainian + 28.7% Tuscan @ 2.17
5 64.8% Southwest_Russian + 35.2% Tuscan @ 2.19
6 54.9% Lithuanian + 45.1% Tuscan @ 2.2
7 74.1% Ukrainian + 25.9% West_Sicilian @ 2.21
8 61.1% Belorussian + 38.9% Tuscan @ 2.43
9 65.2% Estonian_Polish + 34.8% West_Sicilian @ 2.45
10 79.7% South_Polish + 20.3% Algerian_Jewish @ 2.53
11 59.5% Estonian + 40.5% West_Sicilian @ 2.53
12 62.3% Russian_Smolensk + 37.7% Tuscan @ 2.54
13 78.9% Ukrainian + 21.1% Italian_Jewish @ 2.56
14 68% Serbian + 32% Estonian_Polish @ 2.59
15 62.6% Estonian + 37.4% South_Italian @ 2.64
16 58% Serbian + 42% Ukrainian @ 2.68
17 69.4% South_Polish + 30.6% Greek_Thessaly @ 2.7
18 59.9% Bulgarian + 40.1% Estonian @ 2.74
19 79.8% South_Polish + 20.2% Italian_Jewish @ 2.74
20 58.4% Lithuanian + 41.6% West_Sicilian @ 2.77
His K15
1 Moldavian 3.76
2 Croatian 4.2
3 Hungarian 5.2
4 Serbian 7.89
5 Ukrainian_Lviv 7.95
6 Austrian 8.43
7 Ukrainian 8.61
8 South_Polish 8.75
9 East_German 10.24
10 Romanian 10.5
11 Polish 11.38
12 Russian_Smolensk 12.49
13 Ukrainian_Belgorod 12.79
14 Bulgarian 12.91
15 Southwest_Russian 13.01
16 Belorussian 14.37
17 Estonian_Polish 14.42
18 Southwest_Finnish 14.81
19 Finnish 14.89
20 Kargopol_Russian 15.51
1 76% Ukrainian + 24% West_Sicilian @ 1.61
2 73.1% Ukrainian + 26.9% Tuscan @ 1.78
3 79.9% Ukrainian + 20.1% Italian_Jewish @ 2.02
4 70.1% Ukrainian + 29.9% Greek_Thessaly @ 2.03
5 75.3% Ukrainian + 24.7% Italian_Abruzzo @ 2.08
6 78.1% Ukrainian + 21.9% South_Italian @ 2.11
7 80.5% Ukrainian + 19.5% Algerian_Jewish @ 2.17
8 76.5% Ukrainian + 23.5% East_Sicilian @ 2.18
9 76% Ukrainian + 24% Central_Greek @ 2.27
10 52.4% Serbian + 47.6% Ukrainian @ 2.36
11 77.9% Ukrainian_Lviv + 22.1% West_Sicilian @ 2.41
12 80.5% Ukrainian + 19.5% Sephardic_Jewish @ 2.41
13 71.8% Ukrainian + 28.2% Greek @ 2.42
14 75.1% Ukrainian_Lviv + 24.9% Tuscan @ 2.5
15 50.2% Serbian + 49.8% Ukrainian_Lviv @ 2.51
16 70% South_Polish + 30% Greek_Thessaly @ 2.55
17 63.8% Polish + 36.2% Greek_Thessaly @ 2.58
18 75.7% Ukrainian + 24.3% Ashkenazi @ 2.61
19 55.4% Ukrainian + 44.6% Romanian @ 2.63
20 55.7% Estonian + 44.3% Greek_Thessaly @ 2.76
All other samples in South Croat Slavic cluster have genetics like that.
K16 modern
1 Croat (Croatia) 2.6
2 Hungarian (Hungary) 3.1
3 Hungarian (Budapest) 3.48
4 Slovenian (Slovenia) 3.82
5 Croat (Bosnia-Herzegovina) 3.83
6 Bosnian (Bosnia-Herzegovina) 3.93
7 Serbian (Bosnia-Herzegovina) 4.23
8 Slovak (Slovakia) 4.4
9 German_Lipsian ((Saxony)) 4.48
10 Pole (EastPoland) 4.86
11 Pole (Wroclaw) 4.98
12 Czech (Czechia) 5.05
13 Cossack (Zaporozhie) 5.16
14 Ukrainian (Ukraine) 5.67
15 Austrian (Austria) 5.73
16 Ukrainians_west (WestUkraine) 5.88
17 Dutch (Netherlands) 6.01
18 Sorb (Lusatia) 6.04
19 Pole (WestPoland) 6.06
20 German (Germany) 6.14
Mixed Mode Population Sharing:
1 67.7% Pole (EastPoland) + 32.3% Bulgarian (Bulgaria) @ 1.63
2 67.1% Pole (EastPoland) + 32.9% Macedonian (Macedonia) @ 1.87
3 90.9% Pole (EastPoland) + 9.1% Turk (Trabzon) @ 1.9
4 78.6% Pole (EastPoland) + 21.4% Greek (Thessaloniki) @ 1.9
5 78.6% Pole (EastPoland) + 21.4% Albanian (Albania) @ 1.91
6 81.1% Pole (EastPoland) + 18.9% Greek (Macedonia) @ 1.95
7 51.2% Belarusian (Belarus) + 48.8% Macedonian (Macedonia) @ 1.97
8 58.1% Pole (EastPoland) + 41.9% Serbian (Serbia) @ 2
9 58.6% Serbian (Serbia) + 41.4% Belarusian (Belarus) @ 2.01
10 54.4% Serbian (Bosnia-Herzegovina) + 45.6% Pole (EastPoland) @ 2.05
11 66.7% Pole (Wroclaw) + 33.3% Macedonian (Macedonia) @ 2.06
12 66.1% Belarusian (Belarus) + 33.9% Italian (Tuscany) @ 2.07
13 73.7% Croat (Croatia) + 26.3% Pole (EastPoland) @ 2.08
14 84.8% Croat (Croatia) + 15.2% Belarusian (Belarus) @ 2.08
15 84.2% Croat (Croatia) + 15.8% Pole (Poland) @ 2.1
16 79.3% Pole (EastPoland) + 20.7% Greek (Greece) @ 2.11
17 76.2% Pole (EastPoland) + 23.8% Kosovar (Kosovo) @ 2.11
18 54.3% Montenegrian (Montenegro) + 45.7% Belarusian (Belarus) @ 2.12
19 75% Croat (Croatia) + 25% Pole (Wroclaw) @ 2.13
20 89.1% Pole (EastPoland) + 10.9% Cypriot (Cyprus) @ 2.14
Looks like a Russian/Ukrainian with an Ashkenazi grandparent.Quote:
Originally Posted by Est.1992
(K15)
75.7% Ukrainian + 24.3% Ashkenazi @ 2.61
Interesting yeah, he is full Croat from southern coastal city. His haplogroup is J2b1.Quote:
Originally Posted by Leto
In some parts of Dalmatia mixing was relatively common, and in some it was very rare.Quote:
Originally Posted by Est.1992
Relatively common: Vrlika Krajina, Cetina Krajina, Drniš Krajina
Very rare: Knin Krajina, Bukovica
For Ravni Kotari and Imotska Krajina I'm not sure, probably less than Vrlika/Cetina/Drniš and more than Knin/Bukovica.
The fact is that there was no any mixing between Serbs and Croatians in Dalmatia, but between Orthodox Serbs and Catholic Serbs (aka Bunjevci). Croatians lived in Kvarner far away from Serbs.
:1127:Quote:
Originally Posted by Pribislav
Pribi, are you aware your ancestors are religious converts? Prodali veru za večeru :cool:
East Herzegovina and Zeta were Catholic.
Serbian historian Vladimir Corovic writes in "History of the Serbian People" ->Quote:
Vukan Nemanjic, who led Zeta to the prince of Udion, was a Catholic and inherited the titles of Catholic Vojisavljevic. His sons were Orthodox, but in their time Orthodoxy did not spread to Zeta. For this reason, she was later assigned to the administration of Catholic Jelena Anzujska (1276-1309). After that, Zeta was given the "young kings" (Crown Heirs) of the Nemanjic, who were all Orthodox, but even then Orthodoxy was not accepted in Zeta. Balšići (with the exception of the last) are Catholics and admit the Pope. Stronger orthodoxy begins in the time of Crnojevic, who saved the Zeta Metropolis from ruin and transferred its seat from Boka to Vranjina, then to Cetinje. Orthodox conversios continued during the Ottoman period.
Quote:
"Contemporary reports provide a great deal of detail about how the Catholic population in the seventeenth century declined substantially in the interior of Turkey, much less in favor of Islam as much as in favor of Orthodoxy. Sima Milutinovic stated in his History of Montenegro that Bishop Ruvim of Cetinje translated into orthodoxy Kuce, Drekalovic and Bratonozic. Ruvim was a contemporary of Paysi and sat in the bishop's chair for a long time. Its activity is also confirmed by Roman accounts. There were 1633 Bjelopavlići people. 200 more Catholic houses, and in 1635. among Zeta and Moraca the number of Catholic souls did not exceed well over a thousand. Pipers, dating back to 1610. considered by almost everyone as a Catholic, they became, for the most part, Orthodox. In Popovo until 1627. out of 12 Catholic churches, 7 went into Orthodox hands; there were similar occurrences around Trebinje. There is also news of the conversion of Catholics to Orthodoxy in Srem, around Ruma and Mitrovica. The main reason for this was that the Catholic higher clergy, for the most part, were not allowed to live under the Turks, but remained largely in neighboring Christian countries. ”
Daily dose of Feiichy's trolling Serbs. :picard1:Quote:
Originally Posted by Est.1992
Stop choking this thread!
Open some thread on Troll Carnival, if it's not enough for you to trolling Serbs and you have nothing smarter to write...
No, it's not trolling but historical facts. Unlike Serbs, we don't claim all Catholic Slavic population was Croatian, but Catholic it was without any doubt.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pribislav
Quote:
There was never Catholic converting in Montenegro, but any activity of the Catholic Church was merely an attempt to return the population to the Catholic faith.
Quote:
Now let's go back to the beginning. What is the logic behind the myth of the Catholicization of Serbs (and Montenegrins) west of the Drina-Tara-Komovi line? The logic is to deny the conversion of the ancestors -> "Our ancestors did not convert to Orthodoxy, but they always were, and the evil pope made them Catholic." These are fairy tales. Your ancestors are religious converts.
muslim, protestant , catholic convert projecting
Who cares even if Serbs were predominantly Catholics before 13th century as Vojislav Šešelj claim?Quote:
Originally Posted by Est.1992
We dislike antichrist Pope, and our union with him will never happen. :eusa_naughty:
well yeah, Krajina Serbs mixed with South Croats (Bunjevci), who also arrived to Krajina as newcomers, at the same time as the Serbs. they didn't mix much with the actual native Croats of that region, north Chakavians and Kajkavians, who have a lot of r1b, and autosomally a lot of North Atlantic and West Med. example of a Serb who could be modelled with such influence is Hungry Lion. but such results are rare.Quote:
Originally Posted by Est.1992
So what if there were some religious changes centuries ago? Does that mean modern people aren't Serbian? Lol. Some Eastern Slavs (aka Russians) were also forced into Uniatism by the Polish elite. There were various other sects and schismatic groups. I myself have Catholic and sectarian ancestors. All of that has little to nothing to do with genetics.
Bunjevci are croatized in second half 19th and first half of 20th century. When they together with Orthodox Serbs settled in Krajina and Dalmatia they were not Croatians.Quote:
Originally Posted by vbnetkhio
Milutin Dedić (brother of Arsen Dedić) about origin of Krka Bunjevci 28:29-30:20 https://youtu.be/oo1U2I3Vs5c?t=1709
Some Serbian Orthodox families carry clade of I2-PH908 which is marked as "Bunjevac" cluster, such as Došen from Lika, Polić from Bosanska Krajina, Ivančević from Kordun, Odobašić from Slavonski Brod etc. Their lines originated from western Herzegovina, once western Herzegovina was Serbian land.
As you can see southern Čakavians seem to lack western influence. But we need more samples. I agree with you.Quote:
Originally Posted by vbnetkhio
Because Serbs claim majority of Croats are ex orthodox Christians forced into Catholicism. Reality is exactly opposite. Western Serbs are ex-Catholics converted into orthodoxy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Leto
Neither were Krajina Serbs Serbs in that time nor did they have any Serb identity. They became Serbs in 19th century during national awakenings because they were orthodox.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pribislav
Western Herzegovina was always settled with Croats, and part of old Croatian medieval county Imota.
When you find some acheological traces of Serbs and their culture there, let us know. You may win awards. xD
Well, Orthodoxy, the Eastern rite is older than Western and early Slavic Christianity was more Eastern. Even in the Czech lands where it was preached by Sts. Cyril and Methodius. The Latins took them over only later.Quote:
Originally Posted by Est.1992
Church Slavonic is part of all South Slavs' heritage.
In Bosnia and Montenegro Orthodox churches are way younger than Catholic (only exception being far east or Bosnia and north of Montenegro)Quote:
Originally Posted by Leto
yes. they are around the Serb average by k13 results. there are the academics from Split, a couple from Zadar were posted before, there is quite a bit of them on gedmatch too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Est.1992
Read about Serbian Orthodox monastery Labostin near Duvno from 13th century https://patriot.co.rs/tragom-srpskog...veka/?lang=latQuote:
Originally Posted by Est.1992
Do you know which is one of the oldest grave in Duvno area? It's Orthodox grave of Marta mother of Vuilo Bilanović from 16th century on Orthodox cemetery in Mandino Selo near Duvno.
https://forum.krstarica.com/attachme...2s-jpg.577128/
Bilanovići (R1a) lived in Mandino Selo until 1992, when Croatians expelled them. Today live in Banja Luka, around Belgrade and in diaspora.
Croatians committed genocide on Duvno Serbs 1941-45, and those who survived were expelled in 1992.
Duvno is heart of medieval Croatia, stop searching original Serbs there. I don't search original Croats in Raška.
Be careful with Split samples or from any bigger coastal city. Most of people there are not indigenious Čakavian Croats but Vlaji from hinterland.Quote:
Originally Posted by vbnetkhio
Zadar is mixed with Italian and Arbanas (Albanian) element as well.
Southern Čakavians are best preserved in islands and smaller coastal towns and they seem very Slavic like that man from Kaštela.
I don't have gedmatch of my 23andme fully Islander matches and they score much higher eastern European than štokavian southern Croats.
No way they will be like Serbs, but significantly more Slavic unless Italian/Venetian input.
They are also visibly lighter than Štokavians. That population is certanly closest to medieval Croats and they should have highest amount of White Croat genetics.
I posted photo of grave from 16th century and link for Orthodox monastery from 13th century, are you blind?Quote:
Originally Posted by Est.1992
Stone doesn't lying!
16th century is already Turkish era. Post english text about that 13th century monestary. Manastir Krka inscription is known forgery for example.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pribislav
You people claim Raška, Montenegro, Šumadija, and Slovenia to be originally Croatian lands. :lol: :picard1:Quote:
Originally Posted by Est.1992
https://forum.krstarica.com/attachme...l2-png.666268/
all i've seen are less Slavic than the Max Soldo cluster. i think they have significant Dalmatian(Dlmatian language speakers) admixture. it could be some pre-Slavic local blondism.Quote:
Originally Posted by Est.1992
Max Soldo obviuos has recent foreign admixture . I have seen few other Croatian results from Livno and they are 28-29% Baltic.Quote:
Originally Posted by vbnetkhio
Don't bother me with alternate history rubbish. This branch of ''science'' is far more popular in Serbia.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pribislav
What proven southern Čakavians you have seen? Only one I know is this one from Kaštela. But they must have strong Dalmatian Romance substrate, it's obvious in their dialect also.Quote:
Originally Posted by vbnetkhio
Štokavians look significantly more Vlach/less Slavic on average, just saying. Not only color but facial features.
Ofcourse he doesn't as he is fully Croat with known geneaology, but he has some Dalmatian Croat ancestry from Poljica Republic if I remember correctly.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pribislav
This guy is also Livno Croatian Attachment 96356Quote:
Originally Posted by Est.1992
^^
Similar as one other Livno Croatian posted by someone on this forum.
These are Dalmatian or Herzegovinian Croatians:
- Šarić Attachment 96357
- Starčević Attachment 96358
2wy oracle isn't working so i'll post 4-way.Quote:
Originally Posted by Est.1992
these 2 are from Komiža, their genealogy is online.
Code:Admix Results (sorted):
# Population Percent
1 Baltic 31.18
2 North_Atlantic 25.61
3 West_Med 14.90
4 West_Asian 12.92
5 East_Med 11.53
6 Red_Sea 1.50
Finished reading population data. 204 populations found.
13 components mode.
--------------------------------
Least-squares method.
Using 1 population approximation:
1 Moldavian @ 4.470045
2 Serbian @ 6.991731
3 Croatian @ 7.544109
4 Hungarian @ 9.161648
5 Romanian @ 9.843548
6 Bulgarian @ 12.236260
7 Austrian @ 13.443974
8 Ukrainian_Lviv @ 14.143229
9 East_German @ 14.599335
10 South_Polish @ 15.136996
11 Ukrainian @ 15.828387
12 Ukrainian_Belgorod @ 19.095716
13 Polish @ 19.133120
14 Southwest_Russian @ 19.248276
15 West_German @ 20.758039
16 Tatar @ 20.933420
17 Russian_Smolensk @ 21.327600
18 Greek_Thessaly @ 22.275949
19 Estonian_Polish @ 22.293104
20 South_Dutch @ 22.526752
Using 2 populations approximation:
1 50% Moldavian +50% Serbian @ 3.901212
Using 3 populations approximation:
1 50% Estonian_Polish +25% Kumyk +25% Spanish_Valencia @ 3.050984
Using 4 populations approximation:
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
1 Armenian + Lithuanian + Lithuanian + Southwest_French @ 1.969941
2 Armenian + Lithuanian + Lithuanian + Spanish_Cantabria @ 2.390536
3 Armenian + Lithuanian + Russian_Smolensk + Southwest_French @ 2.730150
4 Armenian + Belorussian + Lithuanian + Southwest_French @ 2.730657
5 Armenian + Estonian_Polish + Lithuanian + Southwest_French @ 2.748285
6 Georgian_Jewish + Lithuanian + Lithuanian + Southwest_French @ 2.759953
7 Armenian + Estonian + Lithuanian + Southwest_French @ 2.766493
8 Armenian + Lithuanian + Lithuanian + Spanish_Cataluna @ 2.832171
9 Armenian + Lithuanian + Lithuanian + Spanish_Castilla_La_Mancha @ 2.869702
10 Armenian + Lithuanian + Lithuanian + Spanish_Aragon @ 2.979829
11 Lithuanian + Southwest_French + Turkish + Ukrainian_Belgorod @ 3.039088
12 Armenian + Lithuanian + Lithuanian + Spanish_Castilla_Y_Leon @ 3.046434
13 Estonian_Polish + Estonian_Polish + Kumyk + Spanish_Valencia @ 3.050984
14 Armenian + Lithuanian + Southwest_French + Ukrainian_Belgorod @ 3.055322
15 Armenian + Lithuanian + Lithuanian + Spanish_Valencia @ 3.067375
16 Estonian + Georgian_Jewish + Lithuanian + Southwest_French @ 3.072722
17 Georgian_Jewish + Lithuanian + Russian_Smolensk + Southwest_French @ 3.088090
18 Armenian + Estonian + Lithuanian + Spanish_Cantabria @ 3.092824
19 Armenian + Lithuanian + Southwest_French + Southwest_Russian @ 3.096580
20 Georgian_Jewish + Lithuanian + Lithuanian + Spanish_Cantabria @ 3.103257
her surname appears only in Brac and Split (Cekalovic)Code:Admix Results (sorted):
# Population Percent
1 Baltic 32.13
2 North_Atlantic 25.83
3 East_Med 14.86
4 West_Med 13.92
5 West_Asian 9.14
6 Red_Sea 2.20
7 Amerindian 1.02
Finished reading population data. 204 populations found.
13 components mode.
--------------------------------
Least-squares method.
Using 1 population approximation:
1 Moldavian @ 5.304939
2 Serbian @ 5.525979
3 Croatian @ 7.112947
4 Hungarian @ 8.420576
5 Romanian @ 9.262959
6 Bulgarian @ 11.552200
7 Austrian @ 13.593200
8 Ukrainian_Lviv @ 14.108592
9 South_Polish @ 14.717138
10 East_German @ 14.743503
11 Ukrainian @ 15.446853
12 Southwest_Russian @ 18.590298
13 Polish @ 18.749239
14 Ukrainian_Belgorod @ 18.940451
15 Russian_Smolensk @ 20.854279
16 West_German @ 21.041792
17 Estonian_Polish @ 21.406027
18 Greek_Thessaly @ 21.514477
19 Belorussian @ 21.894377
20 Tatar @ 22.223007
Using 2 populations approximation:
1 50% Italian_Abruzzo +50% Lithuanian @ 1.539960
Using 3 populations approximation:
1 50% Bulgarian +25% Hungarian +25% Southwest_Russian @ 1.503987
Using 4 populations approximation:
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
1 Belorussian + Bulgarian + Italian_Abruzzo + Polish @ 1.158023
2 Bulgarian + Estonian_Polish + Italian_Abruzzo + Polish @ 1.336486
3 Belorussian + Central_Greek + Romanian + South_Polish @ 1.392316
4 Belorussian + Central_Greek + Polish + Romanian @ 1.411079
5 Bulgarian + Italian_Abruzzo + Lithuanian + South_Polish @ 1.422413
6 Belorussian + Bulgarian + Romanian + Serbian @ 1.444278
7 Belorussian + Central_Greek + Serbian + South_Polish @ 1.488720
8 Belorussian + Bulgarian + Italian_Abruzzo + Russian_Smolensk @ 1.490492
9 Belorussian + Bulgarian + Italian_Abruzzo + Ukrainian @ 1.500970
10 Bulgarian + Bulgarian + Hungarian + Southwest_Russian @ 1.503987
11 Belorussian + Italian_Abruzzo + Romanian + Southwest_Russian @ 1.505844
12 Bulgarian + Greek_Thessaly + Hungarian + Lithuanian @ 1.505848
13 Bulgarian + Serbian + Serbian + Southwest_Russian @ 1.508326
14 Belorussian + Bulgarian + Bulgarian + Hungarian @ 1.516765
15 Belorussian + Bulgarian + Italian_Abruzzo + Southwest_Russian @ 1.523410
16 Belorussian + Bulgarian + Estonian_Polish + Italian_Abruzzo @ 1.529142
17 Belorussian + Italian_Abruzzo + Romanian + Ukrainian @ 1.536734
18 Italian_Abruzzo + Italian_Abruzzo + Lithuanian + Lithuanian @ 1.539960
19 Bulgarian + Central_Greek + Estonian + South_Polish @ 1.546894
20 Belorussian + Belorussian + Bulgarian + Italian_Abruzzo @ 1.549054
Code:Admix Results (sorted):
# Population Percent
1 Baltic 31.97
2 North_Atlantic 27.72
3 East_Med 14.44
4 West_Med 14.37
5 West_Asian 8.36
Finished reading population data. 204 populations found.
13 components mode.
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Least-squares method.
Using 1 population approximation:
1 Serbian @ 5.526596
2 Moldavian @ 5.961098
3 Croatian @ 6.662043
4 Hungarian @ 6.742182
5 Romanian @ 9.963482
6 Austrian @ 11.696405
7 Bulgarian @ 12.536322
8 East_German @ 12.849939
9 Ukrainian_Lviv @ 13.894997
10 South_Polish @ 13.949632
11 Ukrainian @ 15.024033
12 Polish @ 18.190769
13 Southwest_Russian @ 18.667328
14 Ukrainian_Belgorod @ 19.058491
15 West_German @ 19.176407
16 Russian_Smolensk @ 20.669033
17 South_Dutch @ 20.989019
18 Estonian_Polish @ 21.189617
19 Belorussian @ 21.585911
20 French @ 22.177008
Using 2 populations approximation:
1 50% Croatian +50% Serbian @ 2.659262
Using 3 populations approximation:
1 50% Bulgarian +25% Hungarian +25% Polish @ 2.176602
Using 4 populations approximation:
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1 Austrian + Belorussian + Bulgarian + Bulgarian @ 1.777297
2 Austrian + Bulgarian + Bulgarian + Estonian_Polish @ 2.010614
3 Belorussian + Bulgarian + Bulgarian + East_German @ 2.089073
4 Bulgarian + Hungarian + Serbian + South_Polish @ 2.104203
5 Belorussian + Bulgarian + South_Polish + Tuscan @ 2.115069
6 Belorussian + Bulgarian + Bulgarian + Hungarian @ 2.115509
7 Bulgarian + Hungarian + Serbian + Ukrainian @ 2.127868
8 Belorussian + Bulgarian + Hungarian + Romanian @ 2.136819
9 Belorussian + Romanian + Serbian + Serbian @ 2.170874
10 Greek_Thessaly + Serbian + South_Polish + South_Polish @ 2.175227
11 Bulgarian + Bulgarian + Hungarian + Polish @ 2.176602
12 Bulgarian + Hungarian + Polish + Romanian @ 2.185073
13 Belorussian + Bulgarian + Serbian + Serbian @ 2.218720
14 Belorussian + Greek_Thessaly + Hungarian + Serbian @ 2.227827
15 Serbian + South_Polish + Tuscan + Ukrainian_Belgorod @ 2.238050
16 Bulgarian + Bulgarian + East_German + Southwest_Russian @ 2.248845
17 Austrian + Belorussian + Bulgarian + Romanian @ 2.248897
18 Austrian + Bulgarian + Bulgarian + Russian_Smolensk @ 2.254875
19 Austrian + Bulgarian + Bulgarian + Southwest_Russian @ 2.267302
20 Austrian + Bulgarian + Romanian + Southwest_Russian @ 2.270847