This is Bodiroga Attachment 98068Quote:
Originally Posted by Bosniensis
Maybe she is Montenegrin admixed...
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This is Bodiroga Attachment 98068Quote:
Originally Posted by Bosniensis
Maybe she is Montenegrin admixed...
Two Kosovo Serbs from Grabovac near Zvečan.
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I would expect Kosovo Serbs to be more Paleo-Balkan/Albanic-shifted.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pribislav
Third Kosovo Serb Attachment 98081Quote:
Originally Posted by Leto
He is from Vučitrn (northern Kosovo as previous two).
Vučitrn isn't considered northern Kosovo, although geographically it would be. Only northern part of Kosovska Mitrovica, as well as Zubin Potok, Leposavić and Zvečan fall into the category.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pribislav
Serb from Gornji Milanovac (Šumadija - central Serbia) Attachment 98082
I meant gepgraphically.Quote:
Originally Posted by CommonSense
Vučitrn municipality on map of Kosovo Attachment 98083
Bosnian Serb (not sure from which part of Bosnia), surname Radovanović Attachment 98084
Vbnetkhio started emailing owners of kits registered under Serbo-Croatian surnames in order to obtain info about their ancestry. He succeeded in geting some new samples with that method, so he updated the existing Serbian averages accordingly. I'm posting this on his behalf:
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The regional averages (Serb_Serbia, Serb_B&H, Serb_Croatia) were formed by joining the samples of their respective subregions together with the samples of individuals who have ancestry from two or more subregions within one country. And, to create the general Serbian average, all of them were combined with the results of Serbs who either didn't specify their ancestral location or simply have regionally mixed ancestry. Montenegro doesn't have enough samples to be divded into subregions.
Good stuff. Lukasz has not been responding lately, I sent him some averages a few days ago.