Post your Gedmatch Eurogenes K12 results.

[The Exiled King]

I find this specific calculator to be the most useful and fine-tuned in terms of the Eurogenes calculators. It can be cross-referenced and inferred with all the other Eurogenes calculators.

What I find most interesting about this calculator is the differentiation between the North Sea component and Western European component. IMO the North Sea and Western European components can be seen as the Germanic and Celtic population peaks in Europe respectively.

I will post mine to start:

[Stefan]

I'm a mutt.

Edit: Forgot to cut my code out, lol.

[The Exiled King]

I'm a mutt.

It's very intriguing that your largest component is the North Sea one. Must come from your German and English ancestry!

[Sikeliot]

I'm a mutt.

7% African? I am surprised. That's more than I would probably get.

[Stefan]

It's very intriguing that your largest component is the North Sea one. Must come from your German ancestry!

It's almost as if my admixture only cut into the Mediterranean and Caucasus components, and left everything else similar to full Euros.

[Stefan]

7% African? I am surprised. That's more than I would probably get.

I get a bit more than 6% on Mcdonald; 5% on Dodecad; a bit less than 5% on 23andme.

[Viljuska]

Dodecad V3 shows a little different, about the same for W&SW Asia (16,50%+6,25%) but higher Med (27,54%) and rest East Euro (18,47%) and West Euro (31,19%).

Mcdonald: 100% European
23andme: 100% European

[Patches]

[Allenson]

[The Exiled King]

Highest peaks of the population components:

South Asian - South India.
Caucasus - Georgia.
Southwest Asian - Bedouin.
North Amerindian + Arctic - Northwest America.
Siberian - Central Siberia.
Mediterranean - Sardinia.
East Asian - Eastern China.
West African - Nigeria.
Volga-Ural - Western Volga.
South Baltic - Lithuania.
Western European - Western Ireland.
North Sea - Southern Norway.