South Slavic & neighbours Eurogenes results

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Originally Posted by ph2ter

Something like that would be completely diluted already in few generations. His ancestors did not live in isolation for centuries, but were migrating to Banija and there lived several centuries and mixed there. If he is normal than all Banija Serbs would plot around him.

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Obviusly he is more NW shifted than average Banija Serbs. Other two Banija Serbs are more SE than HungryLion but still they are more NW than Serbian average. You must look HL result in the context of Banija Serbs, not Serbs from Serbia or Montenegrins.
HL has 62% Baltic+NA on K13, and Serbian average is about 55.5%. HL has for about 6.5% more Baltic+NA than Serbian average, and that is nothing extreme.

This is average K13 of 23 Serbs from various regions
https://forum.krstarica.com/attachme...-1-png.534211/


Most of Banija Serbs settled to Banija from NW Bosnia (mostly Potkozarje) in late 17th century. In NW Bosnia they arrived from SE in 16th century (Herzegovina, central Bosnia, Raška). Probably when they arrived in NW Bosnia in 16th century they absorbed some people who live there before them.

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Originally Posted by Pribislav

If he have German ancestors he would be know for that. Books of born and married on Banija exist since late 17th century.

His NW shifted result is probably medieval influence. Banija Serbs partly originated from central Bosnia, and Saxon miners lived there in the middle age. I have seen result of Bosniak from central Bosnia, he ploting similar western as HungryLion but more southern.

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depends how close German matches he gets, and where they're from.(all Serbs get some distant German matches)
he should upload to MyHeritage, there is a lot of Germans tested there. and try out Tolan recent ancestors and k71. they are not perfect, but they should show some German signal.

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Originally Posted by vbnetkhio

Tolan recent ancestors and k71.

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Where to find this?

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Originally Posted by Moje ime

Where to find this?

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http://dnagenics.com/admixture-studio/

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Originally Posted by Leto

Racially Serbs and Croats fit in each other's countries. Minute genetic differences are not so important.

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Racially both fit in most of east europe and balkans.
Not a big deal. Croats and Serbs both have their own look.

Paper trail <<<< Genetic test

Lot of illegitimate children born in the past. And there was no DNA tests to prove who their father was.

Hrvoje YDNA good example of that.

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Originally Posted by Aspirin

Lol, I smell some bullshit here.

These are his coordinates.

https://sun9-40.userapi.com/c855524/...qwmDyAiCAE.jpg

This is where he plots on the map.

https://sun9-21.userapi.com/c855524/...-kW3f4Aric.jpg

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it aint bulshit.. i just typed 255 instead of 225. lol
here
https://i.imgur.com/zVUwoej.png

It would be interesting to find more Moldovans from the Central-West area, near Neamț area. This is where they took samples from a study that looked for differences between Romanian Moldovans and Moldova Rep. and found around 45% I2a1 Y-DNA. Like Aspirin said and based on vbnetkhio's map, we might see more Moldovans like me plotting to the west, signalling more Vlach ancestry.

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Originally Posted by vbnetkhio

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Where is this Croat from and what are his K13 and K15? thnx
https://i.postimg.cc/zX4SRn9R/2Y0aBth.png

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Originally Posted by WeirdLookingFellow

It would be interesting to find more Moldovans from the Central-West area, near Neamț area. This is where they took samples from a study that looked for differences between Romanian Moldovans and Moldova Rep. and found around 45% I2a1 Y-DNA. Like Aspirin said and based on vbnetkhio's map, we might see more Moldovans like me plotting to the west, signalling more Vlach ancestry.

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I2din is not Vlach ancestry but Slavic.
Herzegovina Croats are 70% I2 din and have most Slavic shift in this PCA among South Slavs.

I am tired of stupid stereotypes connecting I2 with Vlachs and R1a with Slavs. Native Balkan markers are eastern R1b, E-V13 and various types of J2.