Napoleon maybe? :DQuote:
Originally Posted by AlabamaMan
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Napoleon maybe? :DQuote:
Originally Posted by AlabamaMan
Those 2 Estonians must be unusual for Estonians.
In the last run, they also had been a shining outpost of ATLANTIC in Eastern Europe. ;)
Here is a map of your "North_Central"
Green numbers mean: only 2 or 1 sample = Questionable
Thank you. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Frederick
The 2 Estonian's scores look very questionable after looking at their neighbors' scores. I guess the label "North-Central European" fits the component rather well, judging from your map.
How come I'm not near to 100% on anything... damn Balkans. :PQuote:
Originally Posted by Loki
DayTripper at ABF did an updated chart for me based on this latest run, reckon I'm a Canadian in disguise with an Australian alter ego:
http://i326.photobucket.com/albums/k...hartupdate.jpg
Day Tripper made me another similarity chart for this run. My top five most similar groups are:
1) Dutch
2) Swedish
3) Danish
4) German
5) American
Sweetness. :)
Hmm. How can him get them to make one for me? :)
Yeah. All you have to do is ask him. If you are not a member of ABF, I will ask Day Tripper for you, if you will give me your project ID.Quote:
Originally Posted by Frederick
And here's mine:
http://www.theapricity.com/forum/att...1&d=1308177583
My closest:
1. Switzerland
2. Denmark
3. Norway
4. Sweden
5. US
6. UK
7. Netherlands
8. Germany
http://www.theapricity.com/forum/att...1&d=1308178357
I'm guessing IE is Ireland?
Ireland
Australia
France
Canada
UK
Can you ask for me? I'm not a member on that forum. My ID is RS1. Much appreciated.Quote:
Originally Posted by AlabamaMan
Since anyone can guess it already by looking at my numbers.... hehe...Quote:
Originally Posted by AlabamaMan
I am DE8
Thanks in advance. :)
My results from this first Intra-European run:
0.00% Nigger (Sub-Saharan African)
11.35% Scandinavian (North Sea)
2.81% Chink (North+West Eurasian)
4.52% Celt (North Atlantic)
12.07% American (North-central European)
47.21% Slav (Eastern European)
22.05% Wog (Southern European)
I did maps from the averages.
Explanation of the colors:
red = this component is the largest component in this country.
green = Only 1 or 2 samples, possibly not relyable because of that
green/red mixed numbers: Component is the largest here, but low number of samples.
All numbers base on rounding to full percent.
North Sea
(me: 43%)
http://img69.imageshack.us/img69/1590/northsea.gif
Eastern European
(me 21%)
http://img840.imageshack.us/img840/7...rneuropean.gif
North-Central
(me: 20%)
http://img860.imageshack.us/img860/1...rthcentral.gif
Southern European
(me: 15%)
http://img26.imageshack.us/img26/546...rneuropean.gif
North Atlantic
(me: 1%)
http://img195.imageshack.us/img195/1...thatlantic.gif
North-East Euroasian
(me: 0%)
http://img827.imageshack.us/img827/9...steurasian.gif
Sub Saharan
(me: 0%)
http://img827.imageshack.us/img827/1886/subsaharan.gif
Thanks, Frederick. So it looks like African admixture is in the Southwest and Asian in the Northeast, no surprises there!
are you retarded broQuote:
Originally Posted by Efim45
Alrighty. I have sent him a request. I will post your chart, if and when Day Tripper replies to my PM.Quote:
Originally Posted by Frederick
Sure. Once he replies back to my message, I will ask him for you.Quote:
Originally Posted by Forget Me Not
^ Frederick, the Komi has 15% North + East Eurasian, not 35%.
Can the ABF chap do a chart for me if it's not too much trouble? My username is UK35.
Oh.Quote:
Originally Posted by Polako
Ah, I see what happend. The 35% is still the Northsea level. I missed to change this number when I copied the map. :redface_002:
Alright, gents. Here are three of the four charts requested. The first chart is UK20, the second is RU19, and the third is DE8. I am still waiting on the last chart requested, but he just received the request today, so it may take a few hours or so.
@ Impervim, I will ask him once he replies back to my last request. :)
I just sent Day_Tripper a PM on ForumBiodiversity, so hopefully he will make one of these charts for me as well... :)
Top 5 for me:
PL-don't know what that is
Ukraine
BY-don't know what this is
Hungary
Russia
PL is Poland and BY is Belarus.Quote:
Originally Posted by Efim45
So! Many Thanks, Alabama!
1. Australia - land of English/Irish mixes...
2. Ireland - land of my fathers
3. Canada - see Oz.
4. France -------------- :eek: :eek: :eek: ... :suomut: ... Mais, ... COMME!??!
5. UK - :o so low down. :cry2
6. USA - see Oz.
7. Germany - Anglo-Saxon Germanic input in the Isles ftw.
8. The Netherlands - ditto.
9. Spain - wow. Higher than the Nordics! Celtic commonality, and Atlantic substrata.
10. Portugal - ditto.
11. Norway - surprisingly low.
12. Denmark
13. North Italians
14. Hungary
15. Sweden
16. Switzerland
17. Rumania
18. Poland
19. The Ukraine
20. Russia
21. Belarus
22. North Russian
23. Estonia
24. Lithuania
25. Italy
26. Greece
(Sorry. I started typed, and just couldn't stop myself till I got to the end. :p )
:coffee: Interesting
http://th1092.photobucket.com/albums...ley_viking.gif
1. Sweden
2. Denmark
3. Hungary
4. Norway
5. Finland
6. Germany <----- Homecountry on 6, I am "special" :D
7. Serbia
8. Switzerland
9. USA
10. Netherland
11. UK
12. Poland
13. Ukraine
14. French
14. Romania
15. Canada
16. Estonia
17. Portugal
18. North Russian
19. Russian
20. Spanish
21. Belarussian
22. North Italian
23. Irish
24. Australian
25. Lithuania
26. Italy
27. Greece
Tell Day Tripper my thanks!
And thank you too. :)
I'm US2...I'd like to get this comparison done, too. :)
Here is your chart, ForgetMeNot. I have put in requests for Imperivm and EGM, too.
According to the graphQuote:
Originally Posted by AlabamaMan
1. Romania
2. Serbia
3. Hungary
4. Greece
5. Italy
6. Switzerland
7. Portugal
8. Poland
9. North Italy
10. Ukraine
The results actually kind of correspond to what I have found on 23andme's relative finder.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Osweo
Awesome! :D :thumb001:
My chart from Day_Tripper:
https://www.forumbiodiversity.com/at...6&d=1308277523
It should be noted that the Swiss average is based on only two samples, so not too much should be read into that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Loki
Mine:
http://img14.imageshack.us/img14/1958/no2chart.jpg
My closest:
1. Norway
2. Denmark
3. United Kingdom
4. United States
5. Sweden
6. Germany
7. Netherlands
8. Ireland
New results: Genetic Substructures Across Europe
SE Baltic - 10.55%
N. Euro - 29.6%
N. Atlantic - 41.82%
E + N Eurasian - 0%
SS African - 0%
S. Euro - 9.65%
W. Euro - 8.36%
PT1:
Western European (peaks in the Pyrenees and Catalonia): 42.97%
Northern Europe (peaks in the shores of the North sea): 30.47%
Southern Europe (peaks in Calabria and Greece): 25.03%
SSA: 1.52%
East/North Eurasian: 0.38%
North Atlantic ( peaks in the western shores of Britain and in Ireland): 0%
Southeast Baltic (peaks in Lithuania): 0%
I got this:
Southeast Baltic: 3.5055%
Northern European: 33.4939%
North Atlantic European: 36.9695%
East/North Eurasian: 0%
Sub-Saharan African: 0%
Southern European: 9.8863%
Western European: 16.1428%
My results:
Southern European: 41.4%
Southeast Baltic: 26.6%
Northern European: 22.1%
Western European: 0.08%
Eurasian: 0.007%
North Atlantic: 0%
Sub-Saharan: 0%
I googled Southeast Baltic and I got this. It seems like it stretches all the way from East Germany to Estonia.
South-East Baltic= 3.7%
North European= 58.7%
North Adlantic= 9.1%
South European= 0%
West European= 28.5%
This is really quite different to all of the other tests. It's due to the following-
Quote:
" note that I'm now using selected samples from the 1000 Genomes, courtesy of the Magnus Ducatus Lituaniae Project."... " Let me also stress, once again, that even though some of the clusters here have the same names as clusters in previous analyses, they are not the same clusters. Due to different samples present in this run, they are based on somewhat different allele frequencies."
Quote:
Originally Posted by Imperivm
Are you sure you the "W" in Wessex is not a typo?!:D J/K