Post your Eurogenes EUtest V2 K15 results

[lI]

Lithuanian average - results of my kits

Baltic 36.21 --- 36.19 --- 36.90
Eastern_Euro 21.18 --- 22.53 --- 26.98
North_Sea 20.15 --- 23.23 --- 20.19
Atlantic 15.72 --- 11.41 --- 10.95
West_Med 2.5 --- 1.48 --- 2.41
West_Asian 1.63 --- 2.78 --- 2.57
East_Med 0.61 --- 0 --- 0

Looks like me family is more Eastern European and less Atlantic.

I'm less Atlantic too but I am also much less Eastern European, I've got elevated North Sea & West Med instead - fits well with all the other tests, I already knew I'm more South-Western than Lithuanian average.

	LT_average	kamane1	kamane2	link
North_Sea	20.15	23.23	20.19	21.75
Atlantic	15.72	11.41	10.95	14.33
Baltic	36.21	36.19	36.9	36.12
Eastern_Euro	21.18	22.53	26.98	18.96
West_Med	2.5	1.48	2.41	4.38
West_Asian	1.63	2.78	2.57	1.9
East_Med	0.61	0	0	0.12

It's funny how Estonian is so interchangeable with Belarusian&Ukrainian in the oracle's predictions:

Least-squares method.

Using 1 population approximation:
1 Lithuanian @ 3.835
2 Belorussian @ 6.867
3 Estonian @ 9.336
4 Russian @ 9.568
5 Ukrainian_Northeast @ 10.113
6 Ukrainian @ 10.563
7 Polish @ 11.024
8 Ukrainian_West @ 11.040
9 Kargopol_Russian @ 14.985
10 Erzya @ 16.127
165 iterations.



Using 2 populations approximation:
1 50% Lithuanian +50% Lithuanian @ 3.835
2 50% Belorussian +50% Lithuanian @ 4.930
3 50% Estonian +50% Lithuanian @ 4.931
4 50% Lithuanian +50% Ukrainian @ 5.445
5 50% Lithuanian +50% Ukrainian_West @ 5.486
6 50% Lithuanian +50% Russian @ 5.813
7 50% Lithuanian +50% Polish @ 5.873
8 50% Lithuanian +50% Ukrainian_Northeast @ 6.209
9 50% Belorussian +50% Estonian @ 6.453
10 50% Belorussian +50% Belorussian @ 6.867
13695 iterations.



Using 3 populations approximation:
1 50% Lithuanian +25% Lithuanian +25% Ukrainian_West @ 3.585
2 50% Lithuanian +25% Estonian +25% Lithuanian @ 3.586
3 50% Lithuanian +25% Lithuanian +25% Ukrainian @ 3.715
4 50% Lithuanian +25% Lithuanian +25% Lithuanian @ 3.835
5 50% Lithuanian +25% Lithuanian +25% Polish @ 4.025
6 50% Lithuanian +25% Belorussian +25% Lithuanian @ 4.225
7 50% Lithuanian +25% Belorussian +25% Estonian @ 4.235
8 50% Lithuanian +25% Lithuanian +25% Russian @ 4.407
9 50% Lithuanian +25% Estonian +25% Ukrainian_West @ 4.474
10 50% Lithuanian +25% Estonian +25% Russian @ 4.511
295043 iterations.



Using 4 populations approximation:
1 Lithuanian + Lithuanian + Lithuanian + Ukrainian_West @ 3.585
2 Estonian + Lithuanian + Lithuanian + Lithuanian @ 3.586
3 Lithuanian + Lithuanian + Lithuanian + Ukrainian @ 3.715
4 Lithuanian + Lithuanian + Lithuanian + Lithuanian @ 3.835
5 Lithuanian + Lithuanian + Lithuanian + Polish @ 4.025
6 Belorussian + Lithuanian + Lithuanian + Lithuanian @ 4.225
7 Belorussian + Estonian + Lithuanian + Lithuanian @ 4.235
8 Lithuanian + Lithuanian + Lithuanian + Russian @ 4.407
9 Estonian + Lithuanian + Lithuanian + Ukrainian_West @ 4.474
10 Estonian + Lithuanian + Lithuanian + Russian @ 4.511
11 Estonian + Lithuanian + Lithuanian + Ukrainian @ 4.565
12 Belorussian + Lithuanian + Lithuanian + Ukrainian_West @ 4.642
13 Estonian + Lithuanian + Lithuanian + Ukrainian_Northeast @ 4.649
14 Lithuanian + Lithuanian + Lithuanian + Ukrainian_Northeast @ 4.652
15 Belorussian + Lithuanian + Lithuanian + Ukrainian @ 4.732
16 Estonian + Lithuanian + Lithuanian + Polish @ 4.756
17 Belorussian + Belorussian + Lithuanian + Lithuanian @ 4.930
18 Estonian + Estonian + Lithuanian + Lithuanian @ 4.931
19 Belorussian + Lithuanian + Lithuanian + Polish @ 5.069
20 Belorussian + Belorussian + Estonian + Lithuanian @ 5.130

[Mortimer]

How would he be related to you though? You are from Serbia, he's from England. It's unlikely.

Im related to most other romanis on 23andme from USA, England (Bosswell Gypsy Family) and Russia

[Patches]

Anybody else getting the Yoruban score on Oracle-x? Lol

Pct. Calc. Option 2

1 Southeast_English 52.09%
2 Orcadian 26.33%
3 North_Swedish 7.24%
4 Norwegian 6.85%
5 Sardinian 3.10%
6 Yoruban 1.10%
7 Dutch 1.10%
8 Kol 1.10%
9 Algerian 1.09%
10 Spanish_Galicia 0.00%

[Gaston]

Any map coming?

Anybody else getting the Yoruban score on Oracle-x? Lol

Pct. Calc. Option 2

1 Southeast_English 52.09%
2 Orcadian 26.33%
3 North_Swedish 7.24%
4 Norwegian 6.85%
5 Sardinian 3.10%
6 Yoruban 1.10%
7 Dutch 1.10%
8 Kol 1.10%
9 Algerian 1.09%
10 Spanish_Galicia 0.00%

You can get any exotic population, it's normal. However, usually, it's shows a trend which in your case is a clear African-shift. Could be old or recent, straight SSA or through Southern Europe or MENA people. Could be noise too, but I don't know you and your results so I can't tell.

[Gaston]

A few maps are available on Eurogenes' page.

[Black Wolf]

Okay well it seems that Northwest Europeans score highest in the North_Sea component which makes sense. It seems to be Orcadians, Norwegians, Swedes, West Scots (Scottish), Irish, Danish, English and Germans who score the highest in this component. Orcadians, Norwegians and Swedes take the top three spots.

[Jackson]

Okay well it seems that Northwest Europeans score highest in the North_Sea component which makes sense. It seems to be Orcadians, Norwegians, Swedes, West Scots (Scottish), Irish, Danish, English and Germans who score the highest in this component. Orcadians, Norwegians and Swedes take the top three spots.

It seems to be a broader based thing, like the North Sea component in K12, rather than the North Central Euro in EUtest V1, which is interesting.

[Black Wolf]

It seems to be a broader based thing, like the North Sea component in K12, rather than the North Central Euro in EUtest V1, which is interesting.

Yes I agree. I asked Polako what he thinks about the origins of these components and when they formed. He told me he does not know and would just be guessing. I still wonder about the origins of them though.

[Jackson]

Yes I agree. I asked Polako what he thinks about the origins of these components and when they formed. He told me he does not know and would just be guessing. I still wonder about the origins of them though.

The North Sea component matches pretty well the most lactose tolerant areas in Europe, almost to a tee:

[Jackson]

To me that suggests that if the unsuually high lactose tolerance in this area is due to particular practices around farming, that this area may have shared these common practices at some point in history. Just an idea, probably wrong but it did stick out.