Slavic G25 (ancient) calculator

[Jana]

Distance: 1.8248% / 0.01824838 | ADC: 0.25x
54.6 Slavic
30.8 Baltic
5.2 Finnic
4.8 Germanic
4.6 Turkic

Distance: 1.6464% / 0.01646432
37.2 Slavic
36.8 Baltic
15.0 Germanic
8.2 Turkic
2.8 Finnic

Seems like there is some problem with Turick sample here indeed, aswell as Finnic - i get too low amount of it.

Freely ignore 0 penalisation. Finnic is based on Iron Age Finland, without outliers.
Seems large chunk of Finnish DNA is genetically Baltic.

https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...=1#post6534953

Eastern Uralics in Russia score quite more Finnic than Finns.

[Jana]

Target: FIN_Levanluhta_IA
Distance: 1.2975% / 0.01297454 | ADC: 0.25x

86.4 Saami
6.2 Udmurt
5.8 Mansi
0.8 Gadaba
0.8 Juang

Distance to: FIN_Levanluhta_IA

0.02251598 Saami
0.04993427 Udmurt
0.06022185 Besermyan
0.06858708 Chuvash
0.07961911 Komi
0.08454868 Tatar_Kazan
0.08837517 Mari
0.10424410 Tatar_Lipka
0.10512452 Tatar_Mishar
0.10625747 Bashkir
0.11687575 Russian_Pinega
0.12652245 Vepsian
0.12851636 Finnish_East
0.13019109 Karelian
0.13370269 Yukagir_Forest
0.13605646 Tatar_Siberian
0.14081477 Mordovian
0.14312092 Russian_Kostroma
0.14505363 Ingrian
0.14625178 Finnish

Is this actually pre-Finnic sample? It should be Finnic, it's Iron Age. It's said proto-Finns came from Estonia and mixed with Saami, and got mongoloid from them.
But than it would mean proto-Finns were genetically Balto-Slavic which doesn't make any sense.

This sample is closest to Saami. By this age, Finnic language was already spoken in Finland.

An early form of Finnic languages spread to the Baltic Sea region approximately 1900 BC with the Seima-Turbino-phenomenon. Common Finnic language was spoken around Gulf of Finland 2000 years ago. The dialects from which the modern-day Finnish language was developed came into existence during the Iron Age

[Luke35]

With Dick's code:

Target: Mr.G_scaled
Distance: 1.7012% / 0.01701152 | ADC: 0.25x
51.6 Germanic
25.8 Balkan
21.6 Slavic
1.0 Turkic

Target: MrG-dad_scaled
Distance: 2.6575% / 0.02657477 | ADC: 0.25x
36.8 Slavic
36.0 Balkan
22.6 Germanic
4.6 Turkic

[Jana]

I don't understand, how are results different? It's same samples. Anyway, mine looks more accurate. I don't want any changes to the calc, it's good as it is.

[Not a Cop]

Freely ignore 0 penalisation. Finnic is based on Iron Age Finland, without outliers.
Seems large chunk of Finnish DNA is genetically Baltic.

https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...=1#post6534953

Eastern Uralics in Russia score quite more Finnic than Finns.

Well my Germanic is much closer to truth in pen=0 when 0.25.

[Jana]

Well my Germanic is much closer to truth in pen=0 when 0.25.

G25 doesn't read my German part at all. I prefer K13 by far when it comes to modern populations.

[mitalit]

G25 doesn't read my German part at all. I prefer K13 by far when it comes to modern populations.

This is what the k13 says about me and is quite far from reality 64.2% Spanish_Andalucia + 35.8% West_German @ 2.05 I don't think it's a good calculator IMO

[Jana]

This is what the k13 says about me and is quite far from reality 64.2% Spanish_Andalucia + 35.8% West_German @ 2.05 I don't think it's a good calculator IMO

Well, for me it's great because I am around 16% West German and rest is SW Slavic.
You're a Basque. Mixed mode is sensless for you, your people are genetic isolates.

K13 is best calculator.

[Kyp]

G25 doesn't read my German part at all. I prefer K13 by far when it comes to modern populations.

all calculatore can be flawed for someone. For example on k13 my mother is far too close to Austria because she has high Baltic score (look at my signature). On k15 she is far away from Austria becuase Baltic + East European gets split. She even is closer to Northern Germany than to Austria on k15. But on k13 its the closest distance.

[Jana]

all calculatore can be flawed for someone. For example on k13 my mother is far too close to Austria because she has high Baltic score (look at my signature). On k15 she is far away from Austria becuase Baltic + East European gets split.

Yes, true. I guess it's works differently for everyone.