Wow really didnt know that. It still would mean that they are different though.
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it's because of the new South Croat averages, which turned out to be more south plotting than we believed.
with 34 Baltic you are even more Slavic than the average Bosniak or South Croat who are around 32. so of course you'll get them as #1.
the other way would be to split Serbs into genetic clusters, then you would get Slavic shifted Serbs as #1.
Average Baltic score for Serbs from Croatia is 31%.
My results are in range for Serbs from Croatia, nothing special and very different from that.
Serb_Krajina,25.39,31.20,16.65,8.69,14.35,1.42,0.6 7,0.27,0.53,0.40,0.33,0.07,0.03
Krajina_Serb_average,24.71,31.76,16.79,8.22,14.62, 1.55,0.43,0.22,0.81,0.56,0.38,0.03,0.03
29 is realistic for Serbs overall (just like I predicted), 31 not.
Croatian Serbs dont have more Baltic than southern or western Croats, get out of your fantasy world.
It seems you guys include people based on surname and it is a joke. Not vbnethkio, talking about nordicist Pribislav
Also, not including Belgrade academic samples because they are "too southern" is clear bias and nothing else. Croats from Zagreb have similar Baltic like Herzegovina, not Zagorje or even central Croatia, so what?
Maybe this Belgrade samples represent common genetics in city with lot of Montenegrin ancestry.
I am not Nordicist neither Balticist and my result are in range for group of Serbs that I belong.
Either delete all regional averages for both Serbs and Croats, and to stay just general values, or to put real Krajina Serb average!