Lithuanian, Latvian, Finn Gedmatch results

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Originally Posted by Leto

I don't have an account yet. Could anyone run at least some of the Lithuanians and Latvians on K13?

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You can open an accont on Gedmatch without uploading your data. Just after log in you can check those kits for free at admixture (heritage) tool. Just select Eurogenes K13.

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Originally Posted by physical-anthro

Check yourself

Lithuanians
A356923
T840974
T582487
M120733
T854368
T209019
M367216
M609171
M437221
M085016
M639900
E580356
M002117
T589878
T847858
T786575
M349569
M830538
M661238

Latvians or Lithuanians (I'm not sure in their surnames sometimes)
A371761
T303486
M591047
A432031
M617488
T599228
A146377
M154695
M916856

Finn kits I posted above.

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Ethnic Pole from Lithuania and North Belarus for comparison:

M084406

Do any of these Lithuanians score East Asian etc. admixtures?

I don't remeber exactly now. I think very small few of them.

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Originally Posted by Datis

This one is Russian but extremely similar to Balts

Admix Results (sorted):

# Population Percent
1 Baltic 41.03
2 Eastern_Euro 25.87
3 North_Sea 22.22
4 Atlantic 8.65
5 West_Asian 1.4
6 Northeast_African 0.59
7 Sub-Saharan 0.24

Single Population Sharing:

# Population (source) Distance
1 Lithuanian 8.87
2 Belorussian 12.52
3 Estonian_Polish 13.12
4 Southwest_Russian 13.25
5 Estonian 13.31
6 Ukrainian_Belgorod 13.73
7 Erzya 14.59
8 Russian_Smolensk 14.91
9 Kargopol_Russian 15.98
10 Polish 16.03
11 Ukrainian 16.34
12 Ukrainian_Lviv 17.07
13 South_Polish 17.29
14 East_Finnish 19.82
15 Finnish 21.22
16 Croatian 23.29
17 La_Brana-1 23.56
18 Southwest_Finnish 23.58
19 Moldavian 24.32
20 Hungarian 25.42

Mixed Mode Population Sharing:

# Primary Population (source) Secondary Population (source) Distance
1 90.4% Lithuanian + 9.6% Erzya @ 8.78
2 99.3% Lithuanian + 0.7% Mari @ 8.86
3 99.3% Lithuanian + 0.7% Chuvash @ 8.86
4 100% Lithuanian + 0% Abhkasian @ 8.87
5 100% Lithuanian + 0% Adygei @ 8.87
6 100% Lithuanian + 0% Afghan_Hazara @ 8.87
7 100% Lithuanian + 0% Afghan_Pashtun @ 8.87
8 100% Lithuanian + 0% Afghan_Tadjik @ 8.87
9 100% Lithuanian + 0% Afghan_Turkmen @ 8.87
10 100% Lithuanian + 0% Afghan_Uzbeki @ 8.87
11 100% Lithuanian + 0% Algerian @ 8.87
12 100% Lithuanian + 0% Algerian_Jewish @ 8.87
13 100% Lithuanian + 0% Altaian @ 8.87
14 100% Lithuanian + 0% Anzick-1 @ 8.87
15 100% Lithuanian + 0% Armenian @ 8.87
16 100% Lithuanian + 0% Ashkenazi @ 8.87
17 100% Lithuanian + 0% Assyrian @ 8.87
18 100% Lithuanian + 0% Austrian @ 8.87
19 100% Lithuanian + 0% Austroasiatic_Ho @ 8.87
20 100% Lithuanian + 0% Azeri @ 8.87

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Highest Baltic ever? What part of Russia is he from?

Another Latvian GEDmatch kit - A643022

Ancestry DNA results:

100% European
97% Europe East
3% Finland/Northwest Russia

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Originally Posted by Litvin

Do any of these Lithuanians score East Asian etc. admixtures?

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I've run most of them, a couple of the kit numbers obviously belong to Russians or Belarusians, not Latvians or Lithuanians. Full-blooded Latvians and Lithuanians score over 50% Baltic and not more than 2-3% Siberian/East Asian.

Despite not being technically Slavic, Lithuanians and Latvians seem closer genetically to Russians and to East Slavs than Polish people are. Poles have significant Germanic influence.

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Originally Posted by Sikeliot

Despite not being technically Slavic, Lithuanians and Latvians seem closer genetically to Russians and to East Slavs than Polish people are. Poles have significant Germanic influence.

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I think only in Western Poland, not in the East and South-East.

As I remember I chose only those with LAtvian/Lithuanian names and surnames.

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Originally Posted by Sikeliot

Despite not being technically Slavic, Lithuanians and Latvians seem closer genetically to Russians and to East Slavs than Polish people are. Poles have significant Germanic influence.

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Why would it have to be Germanic? Unetice in Poland was already Polish like.

I guess Poles have some of the Germanic clade of R1b but that can still pre-date Germanics.

http://cache.eupedia.com/images/cont...up-R1b-S21.gif