Gedmatch calculators on Vahaduo

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Originally Posted by Pribislav

In pure chakavian areas such as Kvarner the strongest marker is R1a-Z280>Y2613 or so call Carpatian-Dalmatian branch.

BiH Croatians, Croatians from Dalmatian hinterland, Šokci and Bunjevci are lack of this marker.

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This marker is most common R1a I collected so far, and yes it's pretty common in the south.
R1a among Croats is way more than old research say, according to my stats it's 30% and our samples are like 80% southerners.

That's difference to Serbs.

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Originally Posted by vbnetkhio

i know, but you claimed the opposite.
you implied that Split and North Bosnia form some kind of historical-geographical cluster together and those Serbs are similar to Split Croats because they are Serbianized local Croats.

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I didn't imply that although some Bosnian Serbs are, ask Devil Advocate (those in Potkozarje etc).,But most aren't.
My point is that southern Croat and Bosnian population is pretty similar regardless of ethnicity. Because both are mix of Slavs and Vlachs.

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Originally Posted by Feiichy

Hungarian mongrel, don't stick to irrelevant modeling on K13, it isn't science nor serious.
Mix a Croat with Romanians and you get a Serb, hahaha.

Mix a Bulgar with Gypsy and Serb, you get a Romanian.

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Don't you ever get tired of spouting bullshit? deliberately assimilating Vlachs to gypsies?
You yourself have Vlach ancestry and your husband too. And every single South Slav. Deal with it.

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Originally Posted by Feiichy

This marker is most common R1a I collected so far, and yes it's pretty common in the south.
R1a among Croats is way more than old research say, according to my stats it's 30% and our samples are like 80% southerners.

That's difference to Serbs.

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Carpatian-Dalmatian R1a in Dalmatia can be found only among islanders and some coastal Croatians, but it's not strongest marker among them. One Serb from Benkovac and one from border between Dalmatia and Lika carry this marker.

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Originally Posted by ixulescu

Don't you ever get tired of spouting bullshit? deliberately assimilating Vlachs to gypsies?
You yourself have Vlach ancestry and your husband too. And every single South Slav. Deal with it.

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Lol, as if we don't know. I will answer to your retarded countryman in same way he trolls us.

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Originally Posted by Pribislav

Carpatian-Dalmatian R1a in Dalmatia can be found only among islanders and some coastal Croatians, but it's not strongest marker among them. One Serb from Benkovac and one from border between Dalmatia and Lika carry this marker.

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Not really true. It exist among dinaric Croats as well. I2 is ofcourse most common. And funny is how E is practically absent. With more samples there will be some ofc, but it's low so far.
Out of 45 samples only one is E-V13. and I1 is third most common, at 16% so far.

Previous research claimed I1 is very low in Croats, seems not.

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Originally Posted by Feiichy

Lol, as if we don't know. I will answer to your retarded countryman in same way he trolls us.

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you can deal with a retard without involving everybody else

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Originally Posted by Feiichy

That is not G25. You are quoting results on K13 on vahaduo. I never get Austrian on G25.

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Sure, my bad, heres a g25, but its irrelevant to my point, you're german admixed on paper trail and on 23andme and now you're ignoring this because it doesn't fit your current narrative.

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Originally Posted by Feiichy

Distance to: Feiichy_scaled

0.02978107 Italian_Northeast_o
0.03223627 Bosnian
0.03265834 Croatian
0.03346968 Slovenian
0.03490519 Austrian
0.03558584 Italian_Trentino-Alto-Adige_o
0.03590075 Slovakian
WTF ??

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Originally Posted by Peterski

^^^
Italian_Northeast_o and Italian_Trentino-Alto-Adige_o are ethnic Slovenes from Italy.

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Originally Posted by ProudBrit

Sure, my bad, heres a g25, but its irrelevant to my point, you're german admixed on paper trail and on 23andme and now you're ignoring this because it doesn't fit your current narrative.

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Okay, but it's little. I don't understand why. Because I am German looking.

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Originally Posted by Feiichy

Not really true. It exist among dinaric Croats as well. I2 is ofcourse most common. And funny is how E is practically absent. With more samples there will be some ofc, but it's low so far.
Out of 45 samples only one is E-V13. and I2 is third most common, at 16% so far.

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References for Dinaric Croatians?

Vast majority of Serbs with that marker are from regions west of Vrbas river. Still it's minority of total R1a Krajina Serbs.