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In my case it doesn't identify migrations until now but It's improving a lot!
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Here's my parent's updated results...interesting how my mother's only changed by 1%, gaining 1% in Irish, but my father's changed pretty big, going from 76% England, 14% Ireland/Scotland, and 10% Germanic Europe to what is below, which does perhaps seem more in line with his actual ancestry:
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Nice to know they still can't distinguish English people from Southern French people, yet can distinguish every single indistinguishable Northern European population I'm apparently descended from. Oh and some noise Jew and Black percentages too for good measure. Waste of money.
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It looks like they goofed your result too, but not as badly as mine, at least you still get some balkan percentage. You should be closer to half balkan, why are they putting Karelians and Romanians in the same category?Quote:
Originally Posted by Daco Celtic
Where is your Levantine from then?Quote:
Originally Posted by RyoHazuki
Likely Northern Syria, but its very distant and not most definitely _not_ Ashkenazim.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pine
Yeah, my sister seems to have better results compared to me. AncestryDNA calls Romania Eastern Europe, 23andMe calls it BalkanQuote:
Originally Posted by RyoHazuki
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I don't understand what the people at Ancestry were thinking. I find 23andme closer too, actually, but it took them a while to get something closer to accurate. I have my issues with them but at least it gets most of my regions correct, with some Irish and Swiss thrown in for some reason.Quote:
Originally Posted by Daco Celtic
Yea my migrations have never changed, i just get Virginia and Midwest settlersQuote:
Originally Posted by Erronkari
Is that part of your known family history? I think Ancestry is good for regions.Quote:
Originally Posted by PaleoEuropean
yea xD almost all my family is from those two places only a few are from Pennsylvania and New York (Swiss and Flemish)Quote:
Originally Posted by Daco Celtic
I meant to say I never get any regions in Europe, that is accurate.Quote:
Originally Posted by Daco Celtic
True American stock. I like it. This is my dirty Irish Catholic urban dweller regions in the USQuote:
Originally Posted by PaleoEuropean
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Cool it can tell it apart though. I have had my migrations since I first tested. 99% of my family has been here since the 1600's-mid 1800's I don't have any really recent immigration that I know of, I think my dads mom was adopted but I think she was adopted by a family member so her origins are still her origins and fairly generic.Quote:
Originally Posted by Daco Celtic
Neither your SSA or Jewish is noise.Quote:
Originally Posted by RyoHazuki
They can detect something that distant, but have trouble telling apart NW and SW Europeans. Weird.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pine
6-7 Generations back. And these 2 groups are much more distinct than different West Europeans.Quote:
Originally Posted by RyoHazuki
Nordics and Irish are even less distinct and it still estimates those (despite the fact I have no known ancestry from Scandinavia).Quote:
Originally Posted by Pine
It's as consistent as you are with difficulty. You're able to answer more easy questions correctly than hard ones, but you also answer some easy ones incorrectly. The SSA is almost surely not noise.Quote:
Originally Posted by RyoHazuki
You can always check your GEDmatch to see if there is a consistent SSA percentage. For example Dodecad World9 and MDLP World (not K23b). If you are a colonial i.e. ethnic American, I wouldn't be surprised to see one or two percent black.Quote:
Originally Posted by RyoHazuki
Same as mine.Quote:
Originally Posted by Abdelnour
It is because they are compared to a smaller area and have more definitive population panels. The problem though is that they are over-fitted so that other populations get those categories without having any ancestry from those populations.Quote:
Originally Posted by RyoHazuki