Moldovan/Romanian GEDmatch Resuts

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Originally Posted by CommonSense

I was right, he did take an autosmal test:

https://forum.poreklo.rs/index.php?t...59228#msg59228

https://forum.poreklo.rs/index.php?t...47213#msg47213

https://forum.poreklo.rs/index.php?t...46456#msg46456

All the screenshots he posted are now expired, but apparently he scored 68% Eastern Europe on FTDNA! I know that doesn't always translate well to gedmatch, but still he shouldn't plot close to Macedonians.

It would be cool if Dick, Dušan or you contacted him to share more info. I'm certain he would, he's one of the rare Kosovo Serbs interested in genealogy.

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I agree.
But I doubt he is active on Poreklo. He was in conflict with moderators (reason is his R1a supremacy), and he left forum if I'm not wrong.

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Originally Posted by Pribislav

I agree.
But I doubt he is active on Poreklo. He was in conflict with moderators (reason is his R1a supremacy), and he left forum if I'm not wrong.

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Probably left. He was legend though.

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Originally Posted by Pribislav

I agree.
But I doubt he is active on Poreklo. He was in conflict with moderators (reason is his R1a supremacy), and he left forum if I'm not wrong.

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His account doesn't seemed to be banned. I too thought he was inactive because I haven't seen him in any recent discussions I've read, but I was hoping some of you might have his email.

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Originally Posted by Est.1992

So, does anyone has actual conformation those Milkovićs are Serbs?
Because I don't see how can they be included without that, especially with such scores.

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Of course they are Serbs. Probably refugess (they live in diaspora). Reason for higher testing of western Serbs is because many of them live in diaspora.

If I showed you results of Kordun Serb Ivančević you will fell from the chair. :)
Ivančevići from Kordun are tested via SDP and they are I2-PH908, they celebrate Miholjdan.

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Originally Posted by Pribislav

Of course they are Serbs. Probably refugess (they live in diaspora). Reason for higher testing of western Serbs is because many of them live in diaspora.

If I showed you results of Kordun Serb Ivančević you will fell from the chair. :)
Ivančevići from Kordun are trsted vua SDP and they are I2-PH908, they celebrate Miholjdan.

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Another surname that is far more common among Croats.
So, you don't have actual evidence those are Serbs. Thank you for letting me know, and go search for Serbs who cluster with Russians next, I am sure you will find them.

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Originally Posted by CommonSense

His account doesn't seemed to be banned. I too thought he was inactive because I haven't seen him in any recent discussions I've read, but I was hoping some of you might have his email.

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He is not banned, just no more coming on forum. He wanted to be banned, but moderators did not want to banned him.

Aksa's ancestors are native Kosovo Serbs, originally from Šar mountain.

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Originally Posted by Aspirin

Eurogenes K15 map of people from RM, unmixed.

https://sun9-10.userapi.com/c205620/...MV57CKfjds.jpg


Euregenes K15 map of academic samples from Caplani.

https://sun9-40.userapi.com/c205620/...MHD7RgVBxA.jpg

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I wish we could know more about the Caplani samples.
Perhaps, I should consider writing to the authors tomorrow.

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Originally Posted by Est.1992

Another surname that is far more common among Croats.
So, you don't have actual evidence those are Serbs. Thank you for letting me know, and go search for Serbs who cluster with Russians next, I am sure you will find them.

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Not Serbs? These are all surnames present in Banija, near Dvor. The Danish one is her husband's:

https://i.ibb.co/TDGh1yM/Screenshot-...-Genealogy.png

I mean you could try asking the people themselves, that's what Mingle used to do - either people replied kindly or they didn't reply at all. I included the gedmatch kits in my original comment.

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Originally Posted by Est.1992

Another surname that is far more common among Croats.
So, you don't have actual evidence those are Serbs. Thank you for letting me know, and go search for Serbs who cluster with Russians next, I am sure you will find them.

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Serbs Ivančevići from Kordun carry "Bunjevac" clade of I2-PH908, about their genetic 24:51 - 25:40 https://youtu.be/MfEjxj6dY5w?t=1491

^^
Some Krajina Serbs carry "Bunjevac" y dna, they originated from Western Herzegovina.

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Originally Posted by CommonSense

Not Serbs? These are all surnames present in Banija, near Dvor. The Danish one is her husband's:

https://i.ibb.co/TDGh1yM/Screenshot-...-Genealogy.png

I mean you could try asking the people themselves, that's what Mingle used to do - either people replied kindly or they didn't reply at all. I included the gedmatch kits in my original comment.

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Čorić amd Vukelić are hard core Croatian surnames.
I don't know for others, some sound Serb.

This person looks too be mixed. Čorići are 100% Croats, that I guarantee you. Vukelić are predominately Croats, I know several irl.