Moldovan/Romanian GEDmatch Resuts

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Originally Posted by Est.1992

How is Milković a Serb, you spoke with him? I wrote before Milković is common Lika Croat surname and I have a collague with same surname.
Same applies to Došen and Zubović ( to add,I don't know any Zubović irl but it's really common name among Croats)

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It's a normal surname among Serbs, exists even in people from Kosovo:

https://www.poreklo.rs/2012/02/24/po...ovic/?lang=lat

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Originally Posted by CommonSense

It's a normal surname among Serbs, exists even in people from Kosovo:

https://www.poreklo.rs/2012/02/24/po...ovic/?lang=lat

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Normal surname among Croats as well, my friend with same surname is from fully Croat place in Lika.
Which brings me to question: how is it possible we have so many same surnames (like Došen) , but we have nothing to do with each other? :rolleyes:

I wanted to mail some of samples I found on gedmatch to find out their exact anestry for my Croatian database but I am afraid some of those I think are Croats may be Serbs so that's why I didn't mail them yet.
Point is not once I had difficulty to guess who is who based on surnames and gedmatch results alone and I know you are too.

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Originally Posted by vbnetkhio

the Serbian in Eurogenes k13 and k15 was probably just one person's result, and not an average. global 25 also has only 5 Serbs who aren't very representative.

what do you get in 23andme and my heritage?

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Look in my signature, the "Autosomal DNA" link.

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Originally Posted by CommonSense

It's a normal surname among Serbs, exists even in people from Kosovo:

https://www.poreklo.rs/2012/02/24/po...ovic/?lang=lat

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Of course.

Except Milković, also exist Miljković, Malković and Maljković.

John Malkovich possible have Serbian paternal origin from Lika, it was written about that on Poreklo.

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Originally Posted by Pribislav

Of course.

Except Milković, also exist Miljković, Malković and Maljković.

John Malkovich possible have Serbian paternal origin from Lika, it was written about that on Poreklo.

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No he isn't, he is half Croat from Ozalj but I am not suprised, your experts will find Serb origin in just about everyone. Sick.

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Originally Posted by Est.1992

I wonder about Serb samples used in academic papers, not speaking about gedmatch, those are really very different from Croats and even Bosniaks and much more Balkan.

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this is them:
https://i.imgur.com/C9r27oW.png

it's a good average, if this was in k13 i would get Serbian first instead of Moldavian like i do now.

and these are the academic Bosniaks from Sarajevo, pretty similar, just more Baltic.:
Bosnian,24.83,31.82,15.17,8.94,14.02,1.63,1.59,0.5 7,0.58,0.37,0.34,0.01,0.08

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Originally Posted by vbnetkhio

this is them:
https://i.imgur.com/C9r27oW.png

it's a good average, if this was in k13 i would get Serbian first instead of Moldavian like i do now.

and these are the academic Bosniaks from Sarajevo, pretty similar, just more Baltic.:
Bosnian,24.83,31.82,15.17,8.94,14.02,1.63,1.59,0.5 7,0.58,0.37,0.34,0.01,0.08

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Both should be added to gedmatch than. :)

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Originally Posted by Est.1992

Normal surname among Croats as well, my friend with same surname is from fully Croat place in Lika.
Which brings me to question: how is it possible we have so many same surnames (like Došen) , but we have nothing to do with each other? :rolleyes:

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It's the people with origins from the shotakvian-speaking areas like Herzegovina that have common surnames. My great grandmother's maiden surname was Sertić, it's an old Croatian surname and easily recognisable as non-Serbian.

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Originally Posted by CommonSense

It's the people with origins from the shotakvian-speaking areas like Herzegovina that have common surnames. My great grandmother's maiden surname was Sertić, it's an old Croatian surname and easily recognisable as non-Serbian.

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Bosnia too. Marković is very common among both. And many others.