Eurogenes K13

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Originally Posted by Sikeliot

So that might (if we take the assumption that Ionian Greeks were descended form a wave of migration from the north) that you have some Ionian Greek ancestry. Or it could always have another source.

I hope Sicilianu101 posts his results in here, I'd like to see how you two compare.

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Yes we need more Greek and Magna Grecian DNA for comparison. I hope Raine posts here myslef.:)

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Originally Posted by Jackson

Brits and Scandos the most European, somewhat controversial. :P

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Well we do live in the far end of Europe. Norway & Britain. :)

We also have a very young population, in Eurasian terms.

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Originally Posted by Graham

Well we do live in the far end of Europe. Norway & Britain. :)

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That is true. Also the best bit of Europe. :)

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Originally Posted by annihilus

annihilus
Asia: 52.83%
Europe: 46.24%
Africa: 0.85%
America: 0.08%

annihilus mom
Asia: 69.02%
Europe: 29.53%
Africa: 1.46%
America: -

Su
Asia: 62.18%
Europe: 35.04%
Africa: 1.97%
America: 0.81%

mark
Asia: 42.16%
Europe: 55.31%
Africa: 2.53%
America: -

Bastarnae
Asia: 44.43%
Europe: 55.22%
Africa: 0.35%
America: -

orangepulp
Asia: 69.82%
Europe: 29.15%
Africa: 0.98%
America: -

orangepulp aunt
Asia: 72.88%
Europe: 25.98%
Africa: 0.48%
America: 0.65%

Casual Observer
Asia: 70.36%
Europe: 28.45%
Africa: 1.19%
America: -

FairyPrincess
Asia: 39.40%
Europe: 57.30%
Africa: 3.13%
America: 0.16%

Vesuvian Sky
Asia: 33.08%
Europe: 65.31%
Africa: .95%
America: 0.63%

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Humanist
Asia: 71.46%
Europe: 27.70%
Africa: .83%
America: -

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Can you post your full k13 results?

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Originally Posted by orangepulp

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Can you post your full k13 results?

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Sure.

http://i1096.photobucket.com/albums/...ok101/k13_.jpg

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Originally Posted by mark

21.99 %
http://i.imgur.com/EoYxFMn.jpg

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[A2-& R1a] trumps K=13 NE. You are related to a lot of Northern Europeans, only A1 trumps as oldest :tongue

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sSLMV_conD4

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Originally Posted by Graham

Well we do live in the far end of Europe. Norway & Britain. :)

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Yup, at the end of the cul-de-sac. ;)

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Originally Posted by evon

South Asia could be Roma ancestry, South west Asia = Middle east ect could also be related to that or to the neolithic connection, same as med ect.. My granny has confirmed Roma ancestry and she has about 1.63% South Asian and 2% SWA...

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There has never been any Romas here, well not at least in big amounts. Even today, Estonia is like the least Roma-infested country in Europe, I have never seen Romas from Estonia in my entire lifetime, they either come from Finland with the ferry or from Lithuania with cars. There are about ~1000 living in the entire country.

It's practically impossible for any Estonian to have Roma ancestry, let alone me, considering my background.

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Originally Posted by Allenson

In Europeans, probably signals of the neolithization period.

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I did some Eurogenes "hunter-gatherer" vs "neolithic" test. I barely had anything neolithic in me.

If there would be more Estonian results, it would be easier to understand. But normally Finnics (Estonians & Finns) have extremely low South-Asian and SW-Asian scores, the lowest in Europe. As South-Asian and SW-Asian is a sign of Indo-European ancestry/migrations and we're not IE, probably because of the terrain (Finland is the boggiest country in the entire world, "surprisingly" Estonia comes 2nd) we inhabit, not suited for the IE life-style, thus we preserved our language, while our neighbors didn't.

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Originally Posted by Karl

Probably because of the terrain (Finland is the boggiest country in the entire world, "surprisingly" Estonia comes 2nd) we inhabit, not suited for the IE life-style, thus we preserved our language, while our neighbors didn't.

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Peat bog map. Makes the Whisky. :p

http://img59.imageshack.us/img59/741/peat.jpg