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20.47% Iberian
18.32% North_Sea
13.11% North_Atlantic
9.77% Fennoscandian
9.45% Italian
7.89% Central_Euro
6.47% East_Central_Euro
6.13% French
2.21% Eastern_Euro
1.94% East_Balkan
1.71% West_Med
1.37% Volga-Ural
1.16% Basque
The Iberian seems a bit high, given that I have no known Iberian ancestry.
My Grandmother also has that, which i thought was strange, although she is slightly south-west of the country's average so i guess it makes sense.Quote:
Originally Posted by Thor2009
East_Central_Euro 25.64%
Eastern_Euro 17.76%
Fennoscandian 13.15%
East_Balkan 10.13%
North_Sea 6.90%
Central_Euro 6.70%
French 5.05%
Iberian 4.83%
North_Atlantic 4.10%
Volga-Ural 3.34%
Basque 1.83%
West_Med 0.55%
Yeah but Polako said this:Quote:
Originally Posted by Thor2009
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All Northwestern Europeans get high Italian and Iberian scores in this test. This is in line with other tests in which they show high Mediterranean scores.
The main reason for these seemingly high admixtures from the south is shared ancestry with Mediterranean populations dating back to the Neolithic and probably metal ages. In other words, these results don't mean recent ancestry from Italy or Iberia, unless they're much higher than usual.
Population:
East_Central_Euro-22.93%
Eastern_Euro-17.15%
North_Sea-11.06%
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North_Atlantic-9.18%
Fennoscandian-8.36%
Central_Euro-7.12%
Italian-6.17%
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Iberian-4.94%
French-4.80%
North_Caucasian-2.75%
East_Balkan-2.53%
Volga-Ural-2.10%
West_Med-0.90%
We have the same y dna.. ..i think all my euro y-dna is from my father and the not euro dna is from my mtdna..Is it possible my friend?
Lol..not possible at allQuote:
Originally Posted by Geni
why not ?
You inherit half from each parent unless your mother is not the same ethnicity as your fatherQuote:
Originally Posted by Geni
Because you don't understand the topic you want to talk about. ;)
The Y and X chromosomes aswell as MtDNA carry very little information. Autosomal DNA is carried in the other 22 chromosomes.