interesting, Iberia...Quote:
Originally Posted by Mortimer
and oh boy they are handing out free south american to everyone xD
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interesting, Iberia...Quote:
Originally Posted by Mortimer
and oh boy they are handing out free south american to everyone xD
interesting yes, why the iberian in some balkan users or users who are partly balkan like meQuote:
Originally Posted by Kriptc06
Because it sucks.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mortimer
My results are a mess. All my known relatives were/are from Portugal and I score no Iberian. On the other hand, I score Italian and Greek (central and east Europe). It doesn't make sense.
Am I the only one that got somewhat coherent results?
Lol I wonder if this is a April fools prank then
Oh shit maybe it was lolololol. In all seriousness I doubt it was a prank as they are too serious of a company to do this I think and for Balkanites this new update seems legitQuote:
Originally Posted by Kriptc06
You only say this becuase the Albanians here got almost a 100% Southeastern Euro. As if that says anything; most of Italy along with the Balkan are lumped together.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kelmendasi
You only say this becuase the Albanians here got almost a 100% Southeastern Euro and this feeds your wishes to be a 'real' Albanian (no offense). As if that says anything; most of Italy along with the Balkan are lumped together and this already makes this ''Southeastern Euro'' to broad of a cluster. FTDNA's MyOrigins 2.0 fails in estimating ancestry for mixed individuals.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kelmendasi
Yh, it's obvious that Albanians have mixed with their neighbors which are still Balkanic thoughQuote:
Originally Posted by Alessio
None takenQuote:
Originally Posted by Alessio
Maybe I have sufficiently atypical DNA, that processing of it took additional time. Actually my results are still processing.
I agree with you, they seem to be not accurate with people of different background and Italians shouldn't be lumped together with Balkanites even though we plot not far from each other.Quote:
Originally Posted by Alessio
Yeah, I have South slav ancestry and it seams spot on for me, I have also other spycis xD, looks fine for meQuote:
Originally Posted by Kelmendasi
If anyone is wondering, for the Sicilian results I have seen, they range from also scoring 100% SE European, to ending up with about 25% of Middle Eastern.
I saw a person who got 16% Scandinavian origin while the person's parents, who also have a kit on FTDNA, get 0% Scandinavian origin ...Quote:
Originally Posted by Sikeliot
This is the magic of FTDNA MyOrigins update (and in general)! That is totally inaccurate.
http://i.imgur.com/CTVJhvv.pngQuote:
Originally Posted by Argentano
I don't know what to think of this update. haha Where is my Iberian side?
Your results are almost a copy-pasta of mine lolQuote:
Originally Posted by EdAlencar
Attachment 64524
http://www.theapricity.com/forum/att...4&d=1491508049
What part of Brazil do you live in?Quote:
Originally Posted by Kriptc06
As I promised, my former and current results are here. I am 3% Southeast Asian now!
It was
1. East Asian 52%
..... Northeast Asia 52%
2. European 25%
..... Finland and Northern Siberia 14%
..... Easter Europe 9%
..... British Isles 2%
3. Middle Eastern 11%
..... Eastern Middle East 11%
4. Central/South Asian 8%
..... Central Asia 8%
5. New World 3%
..... Native American 3%
It is
1. East asian 55%
..... Norttheast asia 37%
..... Siberia 15%
..... Southeast asia 3%
2. European 17%
..... East Europe 12%
..... Finland 5%
3. Middle eastern 17%
..... Asia minor 17%
4. Central/South Asian 9%
..... Central Asia 9%
5. Trace results 2%
..... South America <2%
https://2.bp.blogspot.com/-jkvD-keHM...6_13-42-40.png
https://1.bp.blogspot.com/-vS9cAkHwU...8_11-39-48.png
Also try to compare it with my eurogenes admixture composition:
https://3.bp.blogspot.com/-thMnamLmp...%2BK13%2B1.png
I am very grateful to you for your attention.
Wow, a lot of Iberian thereQuote:
Originally Posted by Anakin
I really feel suprised, friend... Because I see that I am more homogeneous than which I thought. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Kriptc06
Do you have any Italian?Quote:
Originally Posted by Anakin
I had an italian grandmother (my dad's mother), from Pisa, Tuscany.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kriptc06
But a very big part of our family from that side also comes from Spain, indeed her surname was "De Cori", but it was changed in Italy, it was originally "Coria".
Believe or not haha.
Which is weird is that I scored 12.42% italian according Gedmatch Eurogeneses K36... but well... any calculator whith its algorithm...
cool, oh I just realised you have oit written in your profile lol,Quote:
Originally Posted by Anakin
Exactly mate.
Even, which calculator is more accurate... anybody knows... :p
I guess in south/west euroQuote:
Originally Posted by EdAlencar
i was going to say the same, very similar.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kriptc06
Interesting that while being similar geneticaly, maybe one identifies as white and the other as pardo.
others consider me white here, if I ever bring the subject of african or native I get mocked on or laughed about, no one take it seriously..Quote:
Originally Posted by Argentano
but I'm proud for my slav side finally showing up, thats all that matters lol, i could be half black, id still be proud of my slavness.
The highlighted Iberian area belongs to "my" Serphadic heritage, which accounts for less than 2% of the DNA.Quote:
Originally Posted by Argentano
A lot of this east Europe should be Iberia. I just feel like this result is a bit off of the reality. Other calculators show a lot of west/Central Europe, but for me (and for now), being west/east European means nothing if Iberia is not there. I also think that the North African part is exaggerated (9%).
You really have dutch ancestry? how do you know? northeast Brazil or Olambra? I've always heard tales of having Dutch ancestry too, but my "Brit isles", former central-west euro, is probably my azorean side, flemish, as I have seen in my family tree that I have Van der Haegen (da Silveira) among other surnames..Quote:
Originally Posted by EdAlencar
I wonder if that could be a combo of Flemish and very little Dutch, because 21%, or 23 as it was is very a very big chunk..
https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Willem_van_der_Haegen
I should've got more ME also as one friend of mine got 42% Southeastern Euro and an additional 8% ME, while she always comes out more northern than me (southern Lazio and British).Quote:
Originally Posted by Sikeliot
I didn't test on FT so only my dad's update:
He's 50% Burgundy+Isère and 50% Swiss (1/4 French/German + 1/4 Lombardy), it's somehow accurate but what the hell FTDNA, East Europe is not counted as European? Since when xD
https://s18.postimg.org/u9734rkih/ftdadupd1.jpg
Maybe because it's trace region.Quote:
Originally Posted by Petalpusher
But in my case trace region wasn't counted. I was 100% European (97% East Euro, 3% SE Euro). And my one trace region was West Middle East (not summarized).
No, it's because its a trace region,Quote:
Originally Posted by Petalpusher
Yes i guess that's the reason, still their system doesn't make sense. Trace regions should be counted as Euro if it is and non Euro if it isn't.Quote:
Originally Posted by mlukas
Italian:
75% European
71% Southeast Europe
2% East Europe
2% Finnish
20% Asia Minor
5% Ashkenazi
Bulgarian:
84% Southeast Euro; 9% East Euro; 7% Scandinavia 2% of South America
Maltese:
Middle Eastern 20%
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Asia Minor (Turkey) 12%
East Middle east 0%
North Africa 8%
West Middle east 0%
European 80%
-----------------
British Isles 10%
East Europe 0%
Finland 0%
Scandinavia 0%
South East Europe 55%
Iberia 9%
West and Central Europe 6%
Jewish diaspora
Ashkenazi 0%
Sephardic 0%
Italian:
My new myOrigins:
(N. Italian ancestry)
- Southeast Europe: 44%;
- British Isles: 19%;
- Iberia: 18%;
- East Europe: 10%;
- Scandinavia: 6%.
Trace results:
- Ashkenazi: <2%
Better than before, but not by much. More detailed, same accuracy, IMO. Could stand to improve still.
90% Ashkenazi
5% Sephardic
3% Southeast Europe
<2% North Africa
<2% South America (MyHeritage gives me this too for some reason but it's obviously bogus)
<2% West Middle East
East Euro 94%
West Middle East 4%
Ashkenazi <2%
North and Central America <2%
These sites are not perfect. And theres lots of reasons for that. There will probably improvements over the next decade or two.
The criteria for these groups probably range from dna site to dna site.
Still dont know how far back ftdna goes.
I dont have any Native/Aboriginal American in me (I would bet a good sum on that, nothing against them of course).
The results are different from 23andme (what my brother and mom got). Somewhat close, in that they both picked up large amount of Eastern Europe
Almost the same results than me.Quote:
Originally Posted by Petalpusher
Bullshit Asia Minor...