Originally Posted by
Peterski
This is based on what? Did you check the results of my new upload of RISE569?
Recently David Reich re-published a huge number of samples, some of them in better quality than before (new genotyping).
This new genotype for RISE569 has a bit more typically Slavic results than before:
Early Medieval Czech RISE569, Eurogenes K15:
Admix Results (sorted):
#PopulationPercent
1North_Sea24.76
2Baltic23.94
3Atlantic16.3
4Eastern_Euro14.64
5West_Asian9.3
6West_Med7.61
7Red_Sea1.59
8Siberian1.1
9Northeast_African0.72
10Amerindian0.04
Single Population Sharing:
#Population (source)Distance
1Ukrainian_Lviv6.67
2South_Polish6.75
3Ukrainian7.56
4Hungarian8
5Croatian8.5
6East_German8.85
7Polish8.97
8Moldavian9.59
9Russian_Smolensk10.89
10Austrian10.97
11Ukrainian_Belgorod11.26
12Southwest_Finnish11.29
13Finnish11.31
14Southwest_Russian11.63
15Estonian12.1
16Belorussian12.53
17Estonian_Polish12.86
18East_Finnish13.65
19Serbian14.5
20Kargopol_Russian14.74
Early Medieval Czech RISE569, Eurogenes K13:
Admix Results (sorted):
#PopulationPercent
1Baltic37.96
2North_Atlantic31.33
3West_Med12.02
4West_Asian8.82
5East_Med5.28
6Siberian1.99
7Red_Sea1
8Northeast_African0.95
9Amerindian0.54
10Oceanian0.09
Single Population Sharing:
#Population (source)Distance
1South_Polish4.71
2Ukrainian_Lviv5.48
3Croatian6.21
4Ukrainian6.59
5Hungarian7.32
6Polish7.85
7East_German8.41
8Moldavian9.07
9Austrian9.81
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