Eurogenes Biogeographic Ancestry Project

[Sahson]

Maybe they're not that Finnic after all? I know for a fact that Karl carries R1a haplogroup...

They saw the Nordic finns, and tried Imitating them ever since, even to the language!

[Grumpy Cat]

I find it interesting on that cluster map that other French-Canadians are more north than me. I thought it'd be the other way around.

[Frederick]

Maybe they're not that Finnic after all? I know for a fact that Karl carries R1a haplogroup...

Yeah. Wich isnt unusual for Estonians, but Fin. In fact Fin are a R1a "hole".
With NOrwegians and Swedes carrying like 20-30%, Baltic countries with like 30-40% and Russians at 50%. But Fins at 8%

And Estonias R1a frequencies aswell as N1 frequencies are rather Baltic, not Finnic. But it has almost 3times as much I1 than other Baltic countries. Almost.... North-German levels of it.

*checks*

Estonias connection to Finland are... their females.
They have much higher levels of U5 (The haplogroup that dominated even Germany, 7000 years ago (80%+ of pre-farming central European corpses carry that) and today that one peaks in Fins.

So,who was stealing some Euro versions of Pocahontas hunter-gatherer princesses?

@Sahson: Thats mean!

[Electronic God-Man]

I am right on top of US114 and US98 (as well as a "Kent") on that huge map. Anyone know who they are?

[Sahson]

[poiuytrewq0987]

Hm, I never noticed it until now but... what does UK actually means? English or?

[Frederick]

Hm, I never noticed it until now but... what does UK actually means? English or?

No. Its project members from all over United Kingdom.
England, Scottland, maybe Wales (if there are some). But its not limited to English.

EDIT:

If one for example compares the "British_D" members of dodecad (wich are possibly the same people like the ones from Eurogenes) with the Cornwall, Kent etc in the "Oracle tool".... you get this:

Cornwall = 90% "British_D" + 10% "Irish_D" (hmm, sounds ok)
Kent = 50% "British_D" + 50% "Dutch_D" (hmm ok...)
SW-Scotts = 65% "British_D" + 35% Hungarians... (fail? LOL)

he he

[Sahson]

Hm, I never noticed it until now but... what does UK actually means? English or?

I'm not sure, but UK probably means Sweaty Scot, Welsh, and English.

[Trog]

I'm not sure, but UK probably means Sweaty Scot, Welsh, and English.

Don't you mean 'sweaty sock' as in jock! up

[Sahson]

Don't you mean 'sweaty sock' as in jock! up

I don't know... I'm not good with inter-British insults, and I actually prefer the scots at times, meet some really good scots.