Gedmatch calculators on Vahaduo

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Originally Posted by Mingle

Yes I'm aware. Max Soldo is a B&H Croat that scores 35% Slavic. I also posted another Herzegovina Croat that scored 35% Slavic in that popular South Slavic genetics thread.

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True. But more of this genetic profile lives in Dalmatia. I will try to get results of my Islander/Boduli matches, pretty sure they will be very Slavic on average.
It's reflected in physical appearance too.

''Morlachs'' are taller and darker.

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Originally Posted by Feiichy

True. But more of this genetic profile lives in Dalmatia. I will try to get results of my Islander/Boduli matches, pretty sure they will be very Slavic on average.
It's reflected in physical appearance too.

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Your obssesion with "Slavic" dna is fantastic. But you score only 32.5% Baltic if I am not wrong, that score is nothing strange for Serbs. Are you Serbo-Vlach in Baltic score? :cool:

Feiichy has high North Atlantic score. This might be from Vlachs in her!

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Originally Posted by Pribislav

Serbs on average are about 30% Baltic, without doubt.

This is average K13 of 23 Serbs from various regions of formers Yugoslavia - Baltic is 30.1%.
https://forum.krstarica.com/attachme...-1-png.534211/

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I get Baltic 32.78 Pct more than my dad lol

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Originally Posted by Pribislav

Your obssesion with "Slavic" dna is fantastic. But you score only 32.5% Baltic if I am not wrong, that score is nothing strange for Serbs. Are you Serbo-Vlach in Baltic score? :cool:

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She's nothing genetically like those fairy tale 'very slavic' dalmatians, just some slovenized serb with some extra germanic mixture, croatians probably have the least original slavic blood from the entire balkans, serbs, bulgarians etc.. may average less baltic than croatians but what it is from the original south slavs invaders and not assimilated pannonian slavs .
If you were to guess, how much baltic % do you think she would score if her non-south croat ancestors were removed?Mid 20's?

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Originally Posted by Mingle

Yep. When I first brought it up to you, you said the ones with higher Slavic were natives. Feiichy came to the same conclusion later. Would you say that all the southern shifted Croats can be collectively called "Bunjevac" or is that technically inaccurate?

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the ones from Lič, Senj and Vrlika really are recorded as Bunjevci, and their neighburing Serbs from those areas still call them Bunjevci as Pribislav mentioned.
Insuperable and that Croat from Stolac he posted could be proto Bunjevci, who stayed near Buna (if that theory is correct)

Ljubic's father could be something else, i don't know where Duvno and Brcko Croats originate from

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Originally Posted by Dušan

Both of them have nothing with kaykavian Croats.

Those Bunjevci cluster are closer to Serbs indeed, but there are Serbs who have 30%-34% Baltic.
Out of 14 tested members from Poreklo forum, 6 have that range of Baltic component - that is 43% of all members.
Average Baltic in that sample is 30.14%.

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Yes, they're nothing like Kaykavian Croats.

I don't think there is any overlap between the Slavic-shifted South Croats and Serbs. If there is, it will be very small. These people were probably originally Chakavian speakers for the most part and genetically close to the Proto-Croats.

Either the Bunjevci Croats are native and the Slavic shifted ones are foreigners from the east or the Bunjevci Croats are foreigners. I think the second explanation is more likely.

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Originally Posted by ProudBrit

She's nothing genetically like those fairy tale 'very slavic' dalmatians, just some slovenized serb with some extra germanic mixture, croatians probably have the least original slavic blood from the entire balkans, serbs, bulgarians etc.. may average less baltic than croatians but what it is from the original south slavs invaders and not assimilated pannonian slavs .
If you were to guess, how much baltic % do you think she would score if her non-south croat ancestors were removed?Mid 20's?

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Hahaha, I would be much more Slavic if I was pure Dalmatian islander. Unfortunately we mixed with some lesser central Europeans and Balkanites.

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Originally Posted by vbnetkhio

the ones from Lič, Senj and Vrlika really are recorded as Bunjevci, and their neighburing Serbs from those areas still call them Bunjevci as Pribislav mentioned.
Insuperable and that Croat from Stolac he posted could be proto Bunjevci, who stayed near Buna (if that theory is correct)

Ljubic's father could be something else, i don't know where Duvno and Brcko Croats originate from

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I think Herzegovina.

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Originally Posted by Mingle

Maybe they used a small portion of the academic kits for the average?

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i tried it , it's not that either. maybe some mix of Serbian and Montenegrin academic samples