VLATKO VUKOVIC's autosomal!

[Vlatko Vukovic]

Lel. Not very accurate. But maybe that's just some Southern European blood.

By the way, do you have light or dark eyes?

Light eyes. Green/Blue borderline.

[Rethel]

That i am autosomally Polish ? No haha.

This big red spot means only "european".
Second option is ME. Lack of any other subregion, so...
Btw, Ashkenazis have also a big spot on central europe, and what?

[Jana]

This big red spot means only "european".
Second option is ME. Lack of any other subregion, so...
Btw, Ashkenazis have also a big spot on central europe, and what?

His main subregion is eastern Europe, and much higher than average southern Slav

[Vlatko Vukovic]

This big red spot means only "european".
Second option is ME. Lack of any other subregion, so...
Btw, Ashkenazis have also a big spot on central europe, and what?

Results are compared with the ethnic Poles, not with the Ashkenazis.

[Jana]

Ashkenazi <2%
Iberia <2%

Lel. Not very accurate. But maybe that's just some Southern European blood.
By the way, do you have light or dark eyes?

why not ?

Sephardic Jews settled in Bosnia, and they came from Iberian peninsula there.

[Mingle]

How can I show if I never made the test?

If you never took the test, then how do you know you are R1a?

[Vlatko Vukovic]

why not ?

Sephardic Jews settled in Bosnia, and they came from Iberian peninsula there.

Everything is possible... but this is not significant anyways.

[Leto]

The Asia Minor moniker is ridiculous. It's an ancient Greco-Roman name for Anatolia. There was a half Iranian guy here and he is like 40+% Asia Minor, although Iran is not Turkey.

[Leto]

If you never took the test, then how do you know you are R1a?

He might have bought a Y-DNA test at FTDNA.

[Ülev]

why not ?

Sephardic Jews settled in Bosnia, and they came from Iberian peninsula there.

I know about that from this serial: Мирис кише на Балкану
https://sr.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%9C...8%D1%98%D0%B0)

I watched it online on RTS

Прича прати судбину једне сефардске породице Јевреја из Сарајева у турбулентним временима од 1914. до 1945. године, од почетка Првог до краја Другог светског рата [5]