Thank you, Iberia. :)
Do anyone have average-scores for each European country based on the standard Dodecad-test?
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Thank you, Iberia. :)
Do anyone have average-scores for each European country based on the standard Dodecad-test?
Here, but it hasn't been updated since a long time :Quote:
Originally Posted by Olavsson
https://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?...CPGxtqQM#gid=0
He/she is probably from Northeastern Europe.
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Originally Posted by Olavsson
Here is mine:
West Asian 9.2
Northwest African 0
South European 17.1
Northeast Asian 0
Southwest Asian 0
East Asian 0
North European 73.7
West African 0
East African 0
South Asian 0
Average-results for Dodecad-populations were posted yesterday on the blog:
https://spreadsheets.google.com/spre...COa37rEO#gid=0
Let's compare my results with the Norwegian average (10 Norwegian samples)...
- Olavsson:
68.9% 'Northern European'
19.6% 'Southern European'
10% 'West Asian'
1.5% 'Northeast Asian'
(0% on the rest)
- Norwegians:
69.8% 'Northern European'
21.4% 'Southern European'
7.9% 'West Asian'
0.4% 'Northeast Asian'
0.2% 'Southwest Asian'
0.1% 'East Asian'
0.2% 'South Asian'
My North European, South European and West Asian values are more simillar to the Swedish average than the Norwegian average.
For how long have the so-called Southern European component been in Scandinavia?
Would the ancient Germanics have come out as "100% Northern European"?
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Originally Posted by Olavsson
I can't imagine they would've been. I have nothing else to go by but there is one mtdna haplogroup (V) that is highest in frequency, oddly enough, in Iberia and Scandinavia and much less everywhere else.. so there might have been some ancient migration.
mtDNA V have it's highest frequency among the Saami people at 40%, it's spread out all over Northern Europe at lower frequencies but it's highest concentration is among the Saami, I have 11 cousins on 23andMe with mtDNA V.
Btw he made an update :Quote:
Originally Posted by Iberia
http://dodecad.blogspot.com/2011/05/...f-dodecad.html