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I'd like to see Pribislav's results
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An enthusiast from the Bosniak DNA project facebook page made two charts based on known verified and catelogued Y-DNA for Bosniaks from Bosnia and Sandžak. For Bosnia he made a breakdown of historical regions and listed the Y-DNA results for each of them. In Sandžak the divide was made both by dialect and by each individual municipality. He also made a K15 PCA of Bosniaks from Bosnia and Sandžakians along with a few Pomaks and Torbeshi, with a rather handy addition of ancient samples relevant to the ancestry of modern Balkanites.
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I'm suprised how northern Bosniaks from BiH cluster is on K15, very much like Croats (but more northern than Dalmatian cluster would be), with only few closer to Serbs.
Those are basically central Europeans mainly.
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Highest E-V13 rate in Bosnia happens to be a place called Romanija. E-Vlach confirmed?Originally Posted by CommonSense
An etnhusiast from the Bosniak DNA project facebook page made two charts based on known verified and catelogued Y-DNA for Bosniaks from Bosnia and Sandžak. For Bosnia he made a breakdown of historical regions and listed the Y-DNA results for each of them. In Sandžak the divide was made both by dialect and by each individual municipality. He also made a K15 PCA of Bosniaks from Bosnia and Sandžakians along with a few Pomaks and Torbeshi, with a rather handy addition of ancient samples relevant to the ancestry of modern Balkanites.
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Anegdote: The only autosomal result of a Bosniak from that rigion that I know of plots very close to Serbs, but for some reason raw data gave him an inflated Oceanian/Papuan score. Too bad he deleted or hid his gedmatch kit. Oh, and his Y-DNA is J-M241.Highest E-V13 rate in Bosnia happens to be a place called Romanija. E-Vlach confirmed?
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Probably an Australian at heart
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Botosani, Edinet and Chisinau are on 23andme v5, while Balti, and 2 Bucuresti (from Behar) are academic samples.
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I noticed that too.
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Not South Slavic, but... - https://lundiak.wordpress.com/2016/1...ure/#more-1069
"My family ancestry is mostly from West part of Ukraine – I was born in village Molodkiv in region called Galicia (Galychyna/Halychyna) near Pokuttya (Pokucie). I trace my genealogy approximately till ~1730 years, and no “official” relations with other countries whatsoever."
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pokuttya
My DNA Origin analysis for 16 EUR (you get 2 reports examining ancestry from 2114 regions, 190 countries): https://www.exploreyourdna.com/DNAOrigin.aspx
This analysis is not based on G25 but on ADMIXTURE. And it has more regions than any other DNA test!
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there was already thread about these results long ago.Not South Slavic, but... - https://lundiak.wordpress.com/2016/1...ure/#more-1069
"My family ancestry is mostly from West part of Ukraine – I was born in village Molodkiv in region called Galicia (Galychyna/Halychyna) near Pokuttya (Pokucie). I trace my genealogy approximately till ~1730 years, and no “official” relations with other countries whatsoever."
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pokuttya
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