Because of samples that I had seen from that area + recent study from Giemza + historical factors
Also Haute-Savoie is central France geographically, on line with Auvergne :
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Because of samples that I had seen from that area + recent study from Giemza + historical factors
Also Haute-Savoie is central France geographically, on line with Auvergne :
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The sample that you sent has ancestry also from Savoie :
"The example I posted above has ancestry from both Haute Savoie and the lower Savoie deparments."
https://anthrogenica.com/showthread....nt-ones/page31
Not a good example I would say. I'm trying to find the Haute-Savoie results that I had seen but it's pretty difficult
I've found again these results quite interesting:
https://www.geneanet.org/forum/viewt...52616&start=15
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Both have North-Eastern French ancestry, but one is 25% Haute-Savoie. She's not shifted at all toward Northern Italy not even slightly (Swiss_German and South_Dutch appears in first place), Aosta isn't even present in the list and it doesn't appear in the model.
Swiss French (Canton de Vaud)/Swiss German (Fribourg)/Haute-Savoie (vallée de l'Arve) mix, she's very close to the West German average
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What is Farmer and Yamnaya exactly? Also why you use that Iranian sample and not others as well? Also given you use Mar_EN why not have Natufian there as well? You have no way of representing Natufian-like dna.
More European how exactly?Quote:
Wow... Apulians more europeans than tuscans and lazians. So according this, and with a good distance, Samnium's results would be like this:
Again explain why G25 is worse than gedmatch?
I did, but my point is that G25 is better. We don't have to try and interpret what fake components are.Quote:
What's the point ? You haven't seen the models that I made ?
None of them come as Emilian/Tuscan/Ligurian, and I even choose a very southern modelization like half S-Italian half Central Greek.
I know that, after all the results show that, a Piedmontese with more Steppe and more Near Eastern and less ENF, or a Ligurian with a more Steppe+WHG and less Near Eastern, but they are still closer to those 2 than to other populations in Norhtern Italy.Quote:
You don't understand that you can have more Near Eastern admixture but also more Northern components (exactly like Galicians have more North-African but more North European admixture and they still plot well within the Iberian cluster), overall you will not plot more "southern". The Venetian sample has similar Northern/Southern ratio than the model that you made.
At this point just use fst distance man, it's a direct way to actually look at the issue, instead of fiddling with abstract componenets.Quote:
You're just saying that Eurogenes K13 calculator is completely inaccurate and that if you plot/you are close with Venetians in reality you plot with Emilians because you have more "Near Eastern DNA". :picard2:
Then why are you so stubborn and try to counter the G25 results I have? I made it pretty clear I was talking about G25, if you don't understand English It's not on me.Quote:
I think you haven't understood what I said, again. I'm talking about Eurogenes K13 modelizations.
Not according to G25, all samples in Northern italy outside Liguria and Piedmont(and we have no Emilian) are similar to one another. With no clear plain vs mountain bias, so your point is completely irrelevant.Quote:
And yes there are genetical differences between Alpine Italians and Italians that live in plain areas. Damn you clearly haven’t any clue about Southern Italian genetics.
I've never said that, you didn't understood what I said. I only said that your modelization doesn't match with mine (that I made by making averages between differents components and a sample) because your modelization end up in "Ligurian-like" while mine (using K13), no.
Eurogenes K13 implemented on G25 is just fine, you can see directly and more clearly the genetical distances than with the "standard" mode. Also it's much more easier to see Northern/Southern ratios with this calculator.Quote:
I did, but my point is that G25 is better. We don't have to try and interpret what fake components are.
You have access to much more modern populations also, you don't find two averages for Tuscany in the standard "drive" of G25 modern populations.
[/QUOTE]I know that, after all the results show that, a Piedmontese with more Steppe and more Near Eastern and less ENF, or a Ligurian with a more Steppe+WHG and less Near Eastern, but they are still closer to those 2 than to other populations in Norhtern Italy.[/QUOTE]
But other populations that you've mentionned have more ENF, so the "southern shift" is equal and overall they will plot at the same place and be close genetically. Atleast on 2D PCA.
It's not possible to make averages of selected samples on G25, you can only do it on the K13/K15 G25 "calculator".Quote:
At this point just use fst distance man, it's a direct way to actually look at the issue, instead of fiddling with abstract componenets.
I'm only saying that it doesn't make sense with my simulations.Quote:
Then why are you so stubborn and try to counter the G25 results I have? I made it pretty clear I was talking about G25, if you don't understand English It's not on me.
I'm saying that there are strong variations between different areas in Northern Italy, there is a mainstream "padanian" cluster, and then populations/people that cluster more northern and other more southern. Alpine Italians cluster northern and some of them are very atypical.Quote:
Not according to G25, all samples in Northern italy outside Liguria and Piedmont(and we have no Emilian) are similar to one another.