yes, but these are genetical clusters. Ivano-Frankivsk looks genetically identical to Zakarpatye and different from Lviv.Quote:
Originally Posted by Leto
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yes, but these are genetical clusters. Ivano-Frankivsk looks genetically identical to Zakarpatye and different from Lviv.Quote:
Originally Posted by Leto
68,75% of my ancestors were Poles in Ukraine, only one great grandparent was Catholic, other are Orthodoxized, spreak Russian and even did not have Polish Identity, even everyone was with Polish names and surnames and live in Polish villageQuote:
Originally Posted by smd555
I officially accept you as Russian :swl In my book Polish blood is not foreign, just like Baltic and Finnic (let alone Ukrainian and Belarusian).Quote:
Originally Posted by Abriekman
By the way, Orthodox Christianity exists in Poland proper, the autocephalous Polish Orthodox Church has between 500,000 and 1 million adherents (both active and nominal).
Ironically your brand new national average has a more Russian-like North Atlantic/Baltic ratio than the previous Ukrainian reference. I bet fucking Putin has a hand in it! xDQuote:
Originally Posted by vbnetkhio
the previous was mostly from the Northwest according to Davidski. Probably some SW or Polish admixed samples too. This one is more accurate.Quote:
Originally Posted by Leto
Isn't based on those few publicly available samples like Volyn, Zhitomir, etc?Quote:
Originally Posted by vbnetkhio
Isn't based on those few publicly available samples like Volyn, Zhitomir, etc?Quote:
Originally Posted by vbnetkhio
i don't think so. that paper came out in 2016, and k13 is older than that i believe.Quote:
Originally Posted by Leto
New Ukrainian average comes closest to SW Russians, and I think it's excellent modern proxy for early Slavic input.
It clusters somewhere between Lithuanians and North Moldovans, so between Balts and northern Balkanites, I think that's what early Slavs were like.
Belarausians, Russians Smolensk and Masurians IMO are Baltic admixed, while Polish average has slight east Germanic input (still very Slavic nevertheless)
South Slavs strongly prefer Ukrainians as their Slavic proxy in my modeling, and Vbn did excellent thing to opt out for average of main Ukrainian genetic cluster instead of all-country average which wouldn't be so pure.
But you know, that your ancestors were Poles, and you can say the percentage of Polish blood - so you prove my statementQuote:
Originally Posted by Abriekman
:DQuote:
I think, if Ukrainian has Polish ancestry - he must know that, because assimilation of Poles became perceptible only in 20 century.