myOrigins 3.0 Release

[Blemoir]

It is MOSTLY SSA here but may include a great deal of "Ibero-Maurusian" in case you're Iberian or Maghrebi.

Oh ok, so it includes "Ibero-Maurusian" for sure then.

[Dirdepo]

100% Inbred + 1%

20201002_115432.jpg

[Leto]

My mother's match, a fairly strong one. She is apparently half Russian, half Mountain or Azerbaijani Jewish (only judging by her last name and matches 'cause she's never replied to me)

Europe 52%
* East Slavic 47%
* Scandinavia 4%

Middle East 48%
* Anatolia, Armenia, & Mesopotamia 32%
* Northern Levant 7%
* Mizrahi Jewish 4%
* Southern Caucasus <4%
* Arabian Peninsula <2%

Eastern India <1%

[Sofia]

5% Irish as a Bulgarian. awesome.

[ShieldWolf]

Actually I only did with My Heritage so far, I used raw data to get results from ftDNA. That's how I found out the haplogroup, using the raw data on some site.

Here it is:

If I understand correctly, you uploaded your raw data from MyHeritage onto FTDNA and from that they determined that your Y Haplogroup is most likely R1a. Does your direct paternal line go to Iberia or somewhere else? I assume that you're actually not Japanese. It puzzles me why so many people put erroneous info on their profiles.

I recommend doing a Y-DNA test with FTDNA to accurately define your Y haplogroup. If there is a surname study for your last name, do the test through it. Otherwise do it thru a regional Y-DNA project for the country or geographic area in which you believe your direct male line originated. FTDNA usually runs Christmas sales in December.

[Blemoir]

If I understand correctly, you uploaded your raw data from MyHeritage onto FTDNA and from that they determined that your Y Haplogroup is most likely R1a. Does your direct paternal line go to Iberia or somewhere else? I assume that you're actually not Japanese. It puzzles me why so many people put erroneous info on their profiles.

I recommend doing a Y-DNA test with FTDNA to accurately define your Y haplogroup. If there is a surname study for your last name, do the test through it. Otherwise do it thru a regional Y-DNA project for the country or geographic area in which you believe your direct male line originated. FTDNA usually runs Christmas sales in December.

Yes my direct paternal line go to Iberia. I'm either R1a or R1b, on another site that predicts haplogroup it said I was most likely R1b.

[ksha]

i missed mysouthasia in ftdna..and i think the scandinavia dna is germany

[Chris596]

5% Irish as a Bulgarian. awesome.

It's so weird and I can't understand how a lot of people get results like Irish, English, etc on many DNA tests (like Hungarians, Romanians, Bulgarians, Slovaks, etc)

Meanwhile I'm one of the most Balkanic guy one can imagine I think that's how hundreds of years came out for me, 90-95% of my ancestry is from the Balkans basically.

[Grace O'Malley]

It's so weird and I can't understand how a lot of people get results like Irish, English, etc on many DNA tests (like Hungarians, Romanians, Bulgarians, Slovaks, etc)

Meanwhile I'm one of the most Balkanic guy one can imagine I think that's how hundreds of years came out for me, 90-95% of my ancestry is from the Balkans basically.

You can't take them seriously. Before this update my brother had 11% Southeastern Europe and I had 9% with update it has completely disappeared.

I've noticed I have a trace added even after the latest update <1 Baltic.

[IceQueen]

Europe
100%
Western Europe
Great Britain 67%
Ireland 25%
Scandinavia 6%
Central Europe <2%

My new results are much better than what they were previously. I’m intrigued to see MyHeritage’s update next, whenever that may be.