THE thread about gıulıoımpa genome.

**gıulıoımpa** · 05-08-2019, 09:17 PM

Hello again, the time has come for me too. let's go.

keep in mind i am:
-half south italian (campania)
- one quarter center transitioning to south or rather south transitioning to center (Lazio)
-one quarter from northwest (piedmont) althoughit seemed my grandmother was closer to ligurians than piedmontese.

Let's talk haplogroups first.

it seems like i am of J2 stock of which mine is a particular subclade. Let me know if you know something about this haplo

J2------J-M172 ----J-L26

The maternal one too seems pretty in the norm as i seemed to grasp it is distributed all over europe.

composition:

it seems i score more italian than many italians. cool thing

...and i also have the N word pass if you look down below, haha. btw i really doubt i had " an ancestor between 1750 and 1820 who was 100% Senegambian or Guinean" as 23 and me says

edit : results gor updated no more senegambian for me.

now to Neanderthal variants.

they seem low compared to other users.

talking about the use of gedmatch i am still walking in the dark i really don't know how to use it very well or what i am doing.

here some random screenshot, sorry many don't even include the oracle denomination up there
i hope they can give a comprehensive picture nonetheless.

j test

from this seems like there is a pull towards the east/caucasus

in single population it always seem i come very close to mainland Greeks.

this too looks Ancient greek pretty much, at least seems like it

let me know whatever you think since there are many people more knowledgable than me on this.

**Teutone** · 05-08-2019, 09:31 PM

congrats to your results, true italian

**Damião de Góis** · 05-08-2019, 09:35 PM

To use gedmatch try Eurogenes K13 and K15, those two are the best in my opinion. Then click on Oracle to see your closest populations.
Dodecad k12b is also ok, and Eurogenes EuTest.

Also you might want to consider to remove your kit id from the screenshots.