It means that you can be "modeled" as a mix of the populations shown above, while PCA allows you to superficially visualize the populations closest to you.Quote:
Originally Posted by StarryVortex
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It means that you can be "modeled" as a mix of the populations shown above, while PCA allows you to superficially visualize the populations closest to you.Quote:
Originally Posted by StarryVortex
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My friends results from Greece, According to him he is 50% Pontic Greek and 50% Thracian Greek but from todays Turkish side of Thrace out side of Istanbul, Can anyone help me interpret his results
https://i.ibb.co/B6Pv6ZC/stamati2.jpg
Here is his K13
Stamatis,9.09,3.09,17.33,31.51,32.27,2.18,3.27,0,0 ,0.2,0.75,0.3,0
Dodecad K12b
stamatis,11.73,0,2.1,0.35,16.81,8.32,2.79,0.36,9.3 1,0,48.22,0
k36
stamatis,0,0,11.01,0.87,0,0,0,0,0.64,0,1.99,21.69, 0,0,0,0,0,13.49,0,12.05,0.42,0,13.31,2.62,0,0,0,0, 0,2.13,16.05,3.72
On MorleyDNA and Clayfinder he got J-M67
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Originally Posted by Milenko
This is what I get and I am the same mix with him (but from Northern Thrace not Eastern, not that it makes a huge difference, at least ethnographically).
Spoiler!
He seems to have inherit more of the Anatolian/caucasus admix then you, and what does his Haplogroup say about his ancestery?Quote:
Originally Posted by eupator
Does my friends Haplogroup J-M67 mean that gis ancestors were probably from caucasus or middle East and got Hellenized?
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Milenko
J-M67 is too broad of an upstream branch, man, to reach conclusions.
https://www.yfull.com/tree/J-M67/
He needs to test further.
We have people with whole genome sequences still trying to make heads over tails.
My father's subclade of J-M67 is prevalent among Ingush/Chechens.Quote:
Originally Posted by eupator
https://www.yfull.com/tree/J-Y18402*/
If he puts his raw dna in in Yfull, could it come closer to his branch there, or does he have to take a new test like ftdna or sonthing equal?Quote:
Originally Posted by eupator