Indigenous Balkan I2a1 in southern Albania

[Wrong]

Celtic as well

Atlantic also

[Kelmendasi]

What about Scythians/Sarmatians do any of you think that they could of impacted us genetically?

[Wrong]

What about Scythians/Sarmatians do any of you think that they could of impacted us genetically?

Prolly nothing. They(The Scythians) had Mongolian influence.

[Kelmendasi]

Atlantic also

Yep although I would say that Celtic is included as "Atlantic"

[Wrong]

Yep although I would say that Celtic is included as "Atlantic"

The Antic Basque Atlantic Admixture I was implying.

[Herr Abubu]

O rot kari hajde me mua ne behar ne sarande ose ne vlore edhe shiko me syt e tua se sa zezak edhe slav jemi.

Gjenetika nuk rren. Edhe jum kan niqin here qanej ka ju. Edhe cka? Argument budallakafet.

Your getting nervous of me embarrasing my self lol

That clearly means that albanians affected all these populations and specially south speaking slavs which we know in big part are slavspeaking albanians, ilirians or how you'd like to call them.
Now go to fuck your self and don't get nervous.

Talking to a massive moron like you is draining. And no, that's not the whole picture. First of all, Tosks clearly have a large amount of Slavic Y-DNA, which means they assimilated a large Slavic body of people. Secondly, we share a lot of IBD with Poles, which obviously means Slavic influence on the Albanian gene pool, because Slavs went southwards from somewhere around Poland, while Albanians never were anywhere near Poland to influence it genetically.

But yes, I agree South Slavs were greatly influenced by Albanians genetically, but by Gheg Albanians. What Y-DNA distributions tells us is that, at least paternally, Gheg Albanians have very little genetic influence from South Slavs, Tosks have many times more than Ghegs. Meaning that South Slavs assimilated Ghegs, while Tosks assimilated South Slavs.

[Kelmendasi]

Prolly nothing. They(The Scythians) had Mongolian influence.

Not really as I saw an autosomal result of a Scythian/Sarmatian person and it showed that Northern European and Eurasian were dominant, also Dacians which obviously contributed to our genetic make up intermarried with Scythians/Sarmatians

[Wrong]

Not really as I saw an autosomal result of a Scythian/Sarmatian person and it showed that Northern European and Eurasian were dominant, also Dacians which obviously contributed to our genetic make up intermarried with Scythians/Sarmatians

Yes but they had some of that extra, too.

[Kelmendasi]

The Antic Basque Atlantic Admixture I was implying.

Aha so possibly it is implying Neolithic or Pre-Indo-European influences

[Kelmendasi]

Yes but they had some of that extra, too.

True but they were made up of other Steppe populations so tbh it's hard to tell