Possible, though I think Lelo is a bit more northern
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Possible, though I think Lelo is a bit more northern
Honestly I don't understand how pure Serb can be close to Austrian on K15 map.
At K15, in my case there was an increased component of the North Sea, this also happened on K47.
However, when the option of Central Europe is present, this level drops significantly to normal.
The simple explanation is that the results can sometimes be overtaken to the north or northwest side, many times the various calculators are mixing it, as K12b can reduce the percentage of northern Europe by parting North Atlantic into the Atlantic Med.
I talked to a professional about my results, there is nothing special about it.
The Eurogenes K13 calculator gives the most accurate picture, because he is well balanced
True.
Leeloo (Jana) and Vlatko Vukovic got more North Euro on K12b than you. But on the most serious calculator K13 Eurogenes you are more northern shifted than Vlatko Vukovic and same as Leeloo.
Part of you northern genetic on K12b is hidden under the Atlantic Med.
K13 is much better and more acuarate calculator than K12b.
I really do not know. I think that it should be taken into account that the Serbian average has long overcome and that a new one should be made.
I agree with you, my results look normal when looking at the values, but on this chart I'm pretty much northwest.
I believe that the absence of some eastern components is the reason for this, and not some extreme increase in the northern components...I do not think it gives a clear picture, because I am certainly not really close to the Austrians.
When I talked to people who really understand this topic, I mean the professionals, they understood it all and talked about it with ease.
I am aware of the conviction that not only do we not have enough knowledge, but probably also misinterpret many results. Also, I do not think that the maps are overly reliable, since a good part of the calculator does not give the best picture, how to expect that the maps are quite relevant