Eurogenes Biogeographic Ancestry Project

**Barreldriver** · 06-15-2011, 09:27 PM

Originally Posted by AlabamaMan

Thanks, Loki. You just saved me some time.

The North-Central European component is most common in the Belgians at 35%, followed by the Dutch at 34%, and then the Estonians at 29%. Strange to see the Estonians coming in third behind the first two groups.

Napoleon maybe?

**Frederick** · 06-15-2011, 09:29 PM

Those 2 Estonians must be unusual for Estonians.
In the last run, they also had been a shining outpost of ATLANTIC in Eastern Europe.

Here is a map of your "North_Central"

Green numbers mean: only 2 or 1 sample = Questionable

**Rochefaton** · 06-15-2011, 09:36 PM

Originally Posted by Frederick

Those 2 Estonians must be unusual for Estonians.
In the last run, they also had been a shining outpost of ATLANTIC in Eastern Europe.

Here is a map of your "North_Central"

Green numbers mean: only 2 or 1 sample = Questionable

Thank you.

The 2 Estonian's scores look very questionable after looking at their neighbors' scores. I guess the label "North-Central European" fits the component rather well, judging from your map.

**poiuytrewq0987** · 06-15-2011, 09:51 PM

Originally Posted by Loki

Highest North-Central:

CA6 99.99
NL2 99.99
US159 99.99
US85 99.99
GSM536619 58.05
US24 57.85
US184 55.34
US171 51.62
US5 49.19
DKUS1 46.43
SE8 45.49
US129 44.93
US201 44.42
DE5 43.21

I'll run some pivots, US excluding

How come I'm not near to 100% on anything... damn Balkans.

**Barreldriver** · 06-15-2011, 10:15 PM

DayTripper at ABF did an updated chart for me based on this latest run, reckon I'm a Canadian in disguise with an Australian alter ego:

**Rochefaton** · 06-15-2011, 10:16 PM

Day Tripper made me another similarity chart for this run. My top five most similar groups are:

1) Dutch
2) Swedish
3) Danish
4) German
5) American

Sweetness.