Eurogenes Biogeographic Ancestry Project

[Agrippa]

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My bad, it was evon from abf who listed you as swe/no on ABF in this graph he made:
http://www.forumbiodiversity.com/sho...postcount=3512

Are there detail graphs for other ethnicities as well, the huge graph is not really that clearly arranged to say the least...

The higher the "Baltic", the lower the "Russian". I guess that is a computational thing also with those two being close.

[Pallantides]

evon made that graph, here are the UK and Irish avarages by quotablepatella from ABF:

[Agrippa]

evon made that graph.

Ask him whether he used a standard program of Win or something else

[Electronic God-Man]

evon made that graph, here are the UK and Irish avarages by quotablepatella from ABF:

Your color key is a little messed up, isn't it? (Green is red, red is blue, aqua is green.)

[Pallantides]

Your color key is a little messed up, isn't it? (Green is red, red is blue, aqua is green.)

I didn't make it... but quotablepatella from ABF did, I just reposted it here because Agrippa asked if there were more graphs.

[Ibericus]

UK17 looks like he has recent baltic admixture

[Agrippa]

I didn't make it... but quotablepatella from ABF did, I just reposted it here because Agrippa asked if there were more graphs.

It really just shows that Baltic-Russian is messed up in my opinion, because that distribution makes little sense and the differentiation of this component should be particularly weak.

[Franz]

UK17 looks like he has recent baltic admixture

He has some Polish or Ukrainian ancestry.

[Äike]

Traces of Neolithic migration waves in our genomes...?

My result:

34.7% Basque
65.29% Chuvash
0% Armenian
0% Nganassan + Dolgan + Yukagir

Intra-North European ADMIXTURE analysis (unsupervised)

My result:

10% Western-European
29% Finnish
0% Russian
61% Baltic

Translation of Polako's terms:

Genetically Northern-Finnic group = Finnish

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi..._Neolithic.gif

Genetically Southern-Finnic group = Baltic

Professional scientists have concluded that the linguistically Finnic Estonians and linugistically Indo-European Balts mostly descend from the same native (southern) Finnic population of the area.

But Polako is a funny guy:

Indo-Europeans were in Finland long before the Uralics got there.

[Agrippa]

Certain Uralic elements seem to have entered North Eastern Europe pretty late, so he might be right.