Eurogenes Biogeographic Ancestry Project

[Graham]

It shows how well, western Europe in connected.

[Atlantic Islander]

Your inner Britishness showing through there.

Lol

I just copied Kadu - strip away the main components to see where it goes.

[noricum]

East_Central_Euro 14.78%
North_Atlantic 11.74%
Eastern_Euro 11.45%
French 9.44%
Italian 9.35%
Iberian 9.12%
Fennoscandian 8.56%
East_Balkan 7.86%
Central_Euro 5.75%
North_Sea 5.72%
Armenian 2.54%
East_Med 1.77%
West_Med 1.36%
Basque 0.55%

[MfA_]

Another Turkish user's results

K13
Mediterranean 22.49%
Caucasus 22.17%
West Central Asian 16.40%
North European 15.04%
Southwest Asian 8.24%
East Asian 6.13%
North Eurasian 5.86%
South Asian 2.19%
East Siberian 0.68%
Amerindian 0.43%
Northeast African 0.26%
West African 0.11%
Pygmy -

K36
East_Med 15.83%
Near_Eastern 13.42%
North_Caucasian 9.67%
West_Caucasian 9.41%
Italian 7.35%
East_Central_Asian 6.86%
East_Balkan 5.07%
Armenian 4.78%
Arabian 4.76%
Fennoscandian 3.97%
Siberian 3.78%
Eastern_Euro 2.64%
East_Central_Euro 2.57%
Central_Euro 2.32%
South_Central_Asian 2.13%
South_Asian 1.58%
West_Med 1.32%
Iberian 1.31%
Basque 0.80%
East_Asian 0.29%
French 0.12%

[MfA_]

Eurogenes K13 Turkish Members

[Jackson]

Eurogenes K13 Turkish Members

Seems the 'Mongoloid' varies a fair bit, i guess it's partly due to ancestry from different regions?

[MfA_]

Seems the 'Mongoloid' varies a fair bit, i guess it's partly due to ancestry from different regions?

Yes indeed, Turkey is a great country shares border with many nations.. Western Turks usually score more ''Mongoloid''.. Though this chart is crowded with Northeast Turks -8 out of 12 participants have part or full ancestry from Northeast Turkey- where Mongoloid is the lowest overall in Turkey.. Need more central, western, southern samples..

[MfA_]

I got bored and have done a PCA plot with Turkish users' K13 results

[Graham]

What scores did you base that on? Good idea. Wouldn't know how to do that.

[Loki]

I got bored and have done a PCA plot with Turkish users' K13 results

Interesting, annihilus seems to be quite unique. Where does he cluster I wonder?