Croatian - Romanian - Moldovan DNA Connection - My 23andme Results

[Slavicaliphate]

Yeah? I am open minded I don't know anything lol. Then what is the reason that Dalmatians and Moldavians score so closely together? Maybe SOME Croatians are Vlach originally (like me given my EV13 Haplogroup?)

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My Vahaduo (Smaller Region) results:

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Vahaduo (Larger Region):

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Eurogenes K13 Single:

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Eurogenes K13 Mixed Mode:

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Eurogenes Eutest K15

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Eurogenes Eutest K15 Mixed Mode:

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Teach me brother! help me understand these.

E-V13 is not really to be viewed as a Vlach haplogroup because Vlachs carried much more J than they do E. E-V13 in the balkans can be attributed to these different peoples, Thracians, Dacians, Celts, and some E-V13 sublades came with the Slavic invasions(E-V13 was always a decent minority among Slavs) but mainly Balkan E-V13 is Thracian in origin.

[Slavicaliphate]

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[Marsa]

My Dalmatian matches don't get any Greece usually. They are Islanders mostly. They just get Croatia and BiH.

I've seen islanders too, but it's really random. Siblings sometimes don't even have the same regions.
I practically don't have much matches from Dalmatia, but I've seen some results with a help of few friends( full Dalmatians). They were helping me to collect haplogroups.

[Marsa]

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[Marsa]

How can you even look at your matches countries on 23andme? Do you have to connect to the user? Norm I have seen on various forums/reddit with the most recent update, is for SW/SC Slavs to score many Balkan nations on 23andme (excluding Albania which I never see scored) usually with Greece + Peloponnese at possible or likely match, but only the "highly likely" ones are ancestrally accurate. I think the older updates with the star system were more accurate since people would usually only score a couple of nations.

I ask actually, can't see anything regarding countries. I'm not talking about 100 of results, just a few from each region ( especially when families) + Reddit.

[Jana]

How can you even look at your matches countries on 23andme? Do you have to connect to the user? Norm I have seen on various forums/reddit with the most recent update, is for SW/SC Slavs to score many Balkan nations on 23andme (excluding Albania which I never see scored) usually with Greece + Peloponnese at possible or likely match, but only the "highly likely" ones are ancestrally accurate. I think the older updates with the star system were more accurate since people would usually only score a couple of nations.

I can only see results of people I share/am connected with. Haven't been on 23andme for months tho

[Ayetooey]

numbers from GEDCalculator Raw:

25.89,31.51,16.13,9.31,12.23,2.87,0,0,1.27,0,0.75, 0,0

Can you post your dodecad k12b components?

[Nitrolic]

Can you post your dodecad k12b components?

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[Roy]

Moldovans have a lot of Slavic ancestry unlike Romanians.

[Nitrolic]

Bumping cause I found something interesting i think and want to know what can be made of it.

on 23andme you can filter relatives based on users who list the location of all four of their grandparents.

(so for example, if i search for relatives only who have listed all four grandparents as being from the same place, and i get 100 dna relatives with all 4 grandparents born in italy vs. 5 DNA relatives with all 4 relatives born in russia, is it fair to say that i share more DNA with the typical italian than russian?)

i got

1. croatia - 183 people (with all 4 grandparents born in croatia)
2. bosnia - 172
3. Romania - 43
4. Serbia - 41
5. Poland - 20
6. Greece - 18
7. Italy - 17
8. Bulgaria - 16
9. Montenegro - 13
10. Germany - 9

thoughts on what this means? is it mean that i share DNA with the average Romanian than the average Polish person?