Is Vistula River a genetic border

[Peterski]

I think Poles with ancestry from areas just to the east of the Vistula have slightly different results than Poles with ancestry from areas just to the west of the Vistula:

[Ülev]

no, recent partitions of Poland makes difference too, so Łódź will be closer to Warszawa than Kraków or Gdańsk?

[Peterski]

no, recent partitions of Poland makes difference too (...) so Łódź will be closer to Warszawa than Kraków (...)

I don't think so. But I'm not sure about areas between Pilica and Vistula including Radom and Kielce.

[Jana]

Could be, rivers as big as that used to be genetic boudaries in the past. This makes sense to me.

[Token]

I don't think so, Slavs look all the same.

[Cumansky]

Sandomierz Krakow and Warszawa in North and everything Southeast

[Peterski]

I don't think so, Slavs look all the same.

In tests like DNA Tribes or DNA Land there are big differences between different regions of Poland.

[Loki]

Historically very Germanic, both to the east and west of it actually (the northern part).

[Cumansky]

Historically very Germanic, both to the east and west of it actually (the northern part).

There was no Germans in West or East Galicia territory East of Vistula River. What German you think is there?

[Dick]

In tests like DNA Tribes or DNA Land there are big differences between different regions of Poland.

Dna tribes made me too Slavic