Baltic people usually get over 60% NE on 12b.Quote:
Originally Posted by yrwr
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Baltic people usually get over 60% NE on 12b.Quote:
Originally Posted by yrwr
There is no North East on K12b, only North. Maybe you are thinking of something else?Quote:
Originally Posted by Leto
I called it incorrectly. I mean North_European on Dodecad K12b. My father is around 59% for example, I'm 56%.Quote:
Originally Posted by yrwr
How can I get this test using my raw data from 23andme ?
edit: never mind i had forgotten to look at page 1 i got it now Lol.
Thrace stronk
https://i.ibb.co/VJF3kqf/Ads-z.png
I have downloaded (with program HTTrack) the Eurogenes K36 Similarity, Eurogenes K15 Mapping and other tools for offline use (in case that website disappears or not working for some reason)
Download link: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1SO...GCG1m_tiSEuaPW
size: 4.3 MB
index.html is the main page
Seems like I could pass in most places in Northwestern Europe. TIL my DNA is most similar to Orcadians.
https://i.imgur.com/J58Q1R6.png
What makes more sense when removing populations: removing populations that represent the majority/big part of your ancestry and seeing if other percentages increase, or removing smaller percentages?
Also, is there a list somewhere that explains which region/population every box refers to? Or does anyone know what the one above Iraq is supposed to be? It's hard to make out its position and it keeps shifting the more you zoom in
edit: something is terribly wrong with this calculator, my results keep changing, I removed a population and another increased by almost 20 points, then when putting it back and removing it again it suddenly only increases by 2 points, or sometimes not at all