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Are there detail graphs for other ethnicities as well, the huge graph is not really that clearly arranged to say the least...Quote:
Originally Posted by Pallantides
The higher the "Baltic", the lower the "Russian". I guess that is a computational thing also with those two being close.
evon made that graph, here are the UK and Irish avarages by quotablepatella from ABF:
http://img859.imageshack.us/img859/9...ishaverage.png
http://img864.imageshack.us/img864/5...oukaverage.png
Ask him whether he used a standard program of Win or something else :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Pallantides
Your color key is a little messed up, isn't it? (Green is red, red is blue, aqua is green.) :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Pallantides
I didn't make it... but quotablepatella from ABF did, I just reposted it here because Agrippa asked if there were more graphs.Quote:
Originally Posted by Electronic God-Man
UK17 looks like he has recent baltic admixture
It really just shows that Baltic-Russian is messed up in my opinion, because that distribution makes little sense and the differentiation of this component should be particularly weak.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pallantides
He has some Polish or Ukrainian ancestry.Quote:
Originally Posted by Iberia
My result:
34.7% Basque
65.29% Chuvash
0% Armenian
0% Nganassan + Dolgan + Yukagir
My result:
10% Western-European
29% Finnish
0% Russian
61% Baltic
Translation of Polako's terms:
Genetically Northern-Finnic group = Finnish
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi..._Neolithic.gif
Genetically Southern-Finnic group = Baltic
Professional scientists have concluded that the linguistically Finnic Estonians and linugistically Indo-European Balts mostly descend from the same native (southern) Finnic population of the area.
But Polako is a funny guy:
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Indo-Europeans were in Finland long before the Uralics got there.
Certain Uralic elements seem to have entered North Eastern Europe pretty late, so he might be right.