Eurogenes Biogeographic Ancestry Project

[Odoacer]

Finally got around to doing this; thanks, AlabamaMan!



Top 3:
Switzerland 5.97
Germany 7.81
The Netherlands 7.81

[Nurzat]

where do you get the EU7c RMSD Calculator from and how do you use it?

[d3cimat3d]

A little message from Polako:

I now have six European clusters and a much more even seperation between the North Sea and North Atlantic. I don't have the time to post the results today, but will do so soon. The clusters are:

South European (peaks in Italians).
West European (peaks in Spaniards).
East European (peaks in Vologda Russians).
Southern Baltic (peaks in Lithuanians).
North Sea (peaks in Norwegians).
North Atlantic (peaks in Cornwall Brits).

Swedes and some Norwegians score are lot of Baltic in this K=9 (often around 20%), and so does everyone else in the north, except the Cornwall Brits and Irish. So it seems as if things have mostly shifted east, but in a positive way (ie. more accurate).

[Boudica]

A little message from Polako:

ah i want to see these results

[poiuytrewq0987]

EU9d

- Western European (peaks in Iberia and Southwestern France)
- Eastern European (peaks in North Russia and the Volga-Ural region)
- Northwestern European (peaks in Ireland and Cornwall)
- Northern European (peaks in Southern Scandinavia)
- Southern European (peaks in Italy and Greece)
- Baltic (peaks in Lithuania and surrounds)

South European: 52.3%
Baltic: 31.3%
North European: 16.2%

I like how I'm more Greek in this run.

[Rochefaton]

Here is a calculator for the new EU9d run. It is the same as usual. Use OpenOffice, place your values in the designated cells, and get a chart. Be sure to convert your values from the Eurogenes spreadsheet. (Ex. 0.0683 = 6.83)

Here is my new chart:



I'm very American in this run. Besides colonial populations, my top 5 European matches are:

1) Ze Germans
2) Brits from Kent
3) the average British Eurogenes member
4) Austrians
5) The Dutch

[Boudica]

Here is a calculator for the new EU9d run. It is the same as usual. Use OpenOffice, place your values in the designated cells, and get a chart. Be sure to convert your values from the Eurogenes spreadsheet. (Ex. 0.0683 = 6.83)

Here is my new chart:



I'm very American in this run. Besides colonial populations, my top 5 European matches are:

1) Ze Germans
2) Brits from Kent
3) the average British Eurogenes member
4) Austrians
5) The Dutch

Aw please make me one alabamaman us245

[Rochefaton]

Feel free to make chart requests if you can't or simply do not want to utilize the spreadsheet yourself. It will be tomorrow before I can make any more, though. I have to go to bed right now. It's 2:57 AM.

[Boudica]

ugh i wish that i could do the eu9d calc but my computer won't let me.

[d3cimat3d]

Mine



A little bit of everything.