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It's a good question but Spanish and Portuguese also have ANE. My guess would be because the other components don't have it and in other models perhaps some of it is absorbed as it might be in other samples?? Would be interested in a good answer. I'm sure someone will know.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marshall Theodore
I think we can finally separate the germanic dna in Iberians i mean now the percentages makes a lot of sense there were some calcs that gived even 20 or 30% sometimes lol but around 5-15% as much i think makes a lot of sense and later the Celtic mix Iberian is very goodQuote:
Originally Posted by Jingle Bell
Your model confuses Iberia_BA with proto-Celts, la Tene and Germanic rulers. Also mix up Romans, Greeks and Phoenicians.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jingle Bell
G25 is not a good tool to differentiate between populations with similar ancient ancestries.
Tell me, how is it mixing them up?Quote:
Originally Posted by Vallatti
Why he got banned?Quote:
Originally Posted by Jgab602
18% just in outilers individuals, the average is 11%Quote:
Originally Posted by Marshall Theodore
no idea, i never saw that guyQuote:
Originally Posted by vikiingMallorcaSpain
I think people sometimes forget that outliers exist, when I use averages it doesn't go past 10%, really.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jingle Bell
Yeah, many ppl think that actually everyone will score similar, the average of Yamnaya DNA in Iberia is ~29% but i alr saw one time a galician scoring 36%, that just makes his a outlier thats it, its not a problem at allQuote:
Originally Posted by Jgab602
There was a another iberian user that used to get a lot of northern european but he only had a great great grandfather Italian as much very outlierQuote:
Originally Posted by Jingle Bell