Croatian results thread

[Russki]

Yes, this is my modern similarity map where I'm closest to Hungarian, central-western Croatian and Slovenian populations.
But in my ancestry decomposition maps you can see my Slavic part is hyper northern and Baltic like, peaking around Lithuania/Latvia.

Stears Slavic part in comparison is rather different, East Slavic like (Belarussian/east Polish/Ukrainian)

Estonians less Baltic than Latvians so you got a higher similarity with them

But how Finland is more similar than adjacent parts of Sweden, Estonia and Russia?

[Jana]

Estonians less Baltic than Latvians so you got a higher similarity with them

Similarity and ancestry decomposition are two different things. I am just half Baltic like. But my NE Euro part is closest to Latvia/Lithuania as you can see in second and third map.

But how Finland is more similar than adjacent parts of Sweden, Estonia and Russia?

I guess SW Finns are bit closer to me than Eeesti, rest of Finns and Pskov Russians (Germanic shift I assume), but it's tiny bit difference and all of them are very far anyways.

[Russki]

Similarity and ancestry decomposition are two different things. I am just half Baltic like. But my NE Euro part is closest to Latvia/Lithuania as you can see in second and third map.



I guess SW Finns are bit closer to me than Eeesti, rest of Finns and Pskov Russians (Germanic shift I assume), but it'0s tiny bit difference and all of them are very far anyways.

Germanic shift which is ignoring Sweden

[Jana]

Germanic shift which is ignoring Sweden

Your comment makes no sense.

[rothaer]

Similarity and ancestry decomposition are two different things. I am just half Baltic like. But my NE Euro part is closest to Latvia/Lithuania as you can see in second and third map.

I guess SW Finns are bit closer to me than Eeesti, rest of Finns and Pskov Russians (Germanic shift I assume), but it'0s tiny bit difference and all of them are very far anyways.

Yes, it works like this: As you can see in the coloured map, your ancient Balto-Slavic group (blue) is modeled by two components, Av2 (Avar_Szolad) and an ancient Estonian sample (or group of samples). Of these two is made a weighted average and that is then compared to modern pops on the map.

Funny that the weighted average for your four "Ancient_Illyrian" samples seems to peak in similarity in today's Corsica.

[Russki]

Your comment makes no sense.

SW Finland is a warmer color than Sweden

Swedish_Norrbotten is the warmest color in Northern Europe



Something is going on here

[Jana]

SW Finland is a warmer color than Sweden

Swedish_Norrbotten is the warmest color in Northern Europe



Something is going on here

Ok, and?

[Russki]

Ok, and?

I don't know

[Roy]

Yes, this is my modern similarity map where I'm closest to Hungarian, central-western Croatian and Slovenian populations.
But in my ancestry decomposition maps you can see my Slavic part is hyper northern and Baltic like, peaking around Lithuania/Latvia.

Stears Slavic part in comparison is rather different, East Slavic like (Belarussian/east Polish/Ukrainian)

Latvians seem severely deficient in one of component that you possess but I think you would fit pass as an actual Latvian just fine.

[Jana]

Latvians seem severely deficient in one of component that you possess but I think you would fit pass as an actual Latvian just fine.

That's possible.