Eurogenes Biogeographic Ancestry Project

[Pallantides]

Hi Mordid...

[Don Brick]

Hi Mordid...

I suspected the same some time back, but notice his join date, Dec 2009. So I doubt it.

[Polako]

Let's just say there's a reason why EESE1 scores less North Atlantic than some Finns. I can't say why, but Karls' on the right track, for once.

[Franz]

Hi Mordid...

That isn't him but "dragon" is.

[Pallantides]

http://bga101.blogspot.com/2011/03/c...-european.html

My numbers

Red(French+Germans) 0%
Yellow(Finnish) 20.07%
Green(Western and Northern Russian) 0%
Blue(Irish+British) 79.91%

[Don Brick]

Oh yes, this one. OK, my numbers. Once again a good fer nuttin´ mutt.

Red=French+Germans (Continental Western European)= 13.45 %
Yellow=Finnish (Baltic Finnic)= 53.05 %
Green=Western and Northern Russian (Eastern European)= 9.79 %
Blue=Irish+British (North Atlantic)=23.69 %
Purple=Italian + Greek (Southern European)=0 %

[Pallantides]

Oh forgot the purple(Italian+Greek)... I also got 0% in that one.

[Pallantides]

[Pallantides]

Couple of more Baltic plots from Lemminkäinen

1st pic dimensions: D1-100%, D2-100%, D3-0%

2nd pic dimensions: D1-100%, D2-0%, D3-100%

3rd pic dimensions: D1-0%, D2-100%, D3-100%


You can use these pics to evaluate components.

Any interpetations on my results?

[Ibericus]

Interesting to see that the Danish guy (DK2) seems to be the most Western, and then come the scandinavians. There is a clear western-eastern gradient.