Fennoscandia Biographic Project(Scandinavian genetics)

Great, he forgot to add me (NO5), or i am blind :(

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http://fennoscandia.blogspot.no/2013...structure.html

Interesting. Although i never really understood those heat-maps, do you know how they work?

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Originally Posted by Jackson

Interesting. Although i never really understood those heat-maps, do you know how they work?

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Yes, but i wish he could have released the numbers instead as they are far easier to read then looking for colour, basically the stronger the colour the closer the genetic match between two individuals..i will ask if he can post the spreadsheet also..

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Originally Posted by evon

Yes, but i wish he could have released the numbers instead as they are far easier to read then looking for colour, basically the stronger the colour the closer the genetic match between two individuals..i will ask if he can post the spreadsheet also..

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Ahh i see, cool. Cheers. Yeah numbers are a much better format imo.

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Originally Posted by Jackson

Ahh i see, cool. Cheers. Yeah numbers are a much better format imo.

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I got the sheet, now i am just waiting for a confirmation that i can post it here without breaking any codes of conduct he might follow..

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Originally Posted by evon

I got the sheet, now i am just waiting for a confirmation that i can post it here without breaking any codes of conduct he might follow..

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Nice one! Will be good to see. If you can't post it then no worries, at least that means you can examine it in your own time. It pertains more to you and your people anyhow, especially as you are also a project member.

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Originally Posted by Jackson

Nice one! Will be good to see. If you can't post it then no worries, at least that means you can examine it in your own time. It pertains more to you and your people anyhow, especially as you are also a project member.

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I checked my aunt and uncles results nothing special to report, just subtle differences...but at least the projects are still going, its been so boring since Eurogenes and Dodecad took a "vacation".. :(

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Originally Posted by evon

I checked my aunt and uncles results nothing special to report, just subtle differences...but at least the projects are still going, its been so boring since Eurogenes and Dodecad took a "vacation".. :(

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Yes that is true. I started off mostly with Dodecad, i didn't trust Eurogenes at first. But he puts a lot of time and effort into it.

I should probably follow the MDLP, Harappa, and Fennoscandia projects - I only see them occasionally. Still i guess you are right - And even if they are just subtle variations, it's all more information that might be useful.

It'd be interesting to see them do more IBD runs. Personally admixture is my favourite because you get the numbers to deal with, PCA's always seem a bit vague to me, even though they are better at picking up certain admixtures apparently.

So what is the current Focus of the Fennoscandia project? I saw that he had identified a number of clusters, in the most recent entry, but i didn't read the whole of the blog. Am reading through it now though.

I am a member of all the projects :P i will ask Harappan to look into my Roma ancestry, thank you for remind me of the project:)