Eurogenes Biogeographic Ancestry Project

[Pallantides]

North Sea 60.17%
Western European 26.4%
South Baltic 6.57%
Northeast Euro 5.85%
Siberian 0.68%
East Asian 0.35%
South Asian 0.00%
Caucasus 0.00%
Middle Eastern 0.00%
Amerindian 0.00%
Mediterranean 0.00%
Sub-Saharan 0.00%

[Damião de Góis]

Western Euro - 42.7%
Mediterranean - 31.9%

South Baltic - 9%
Caucasus - 7.4%

Middle Eastern - 3.5%
Sub-Saharan - 3.2%
North Sea - 2.3%

South Asian - 0.1%
Amerindian - 0.1%
Siberian - 0%
East Asian - 0%
Northeast Euro - 0%

[Styggnacke]

Anyways, my results:

North Sea: 74.65%
Northeast European: 10.31%
South Baltic: 7.47%
Mediterranean: 7.15%
Middle Eastern: 0.24%
Siberian: 0.08%
Caucasus: 0.05%
East Asian: 0.01%
South Asian: 0.00%
Amerindian: 0.00%
Sub Saharan: 0.00%
Western European: 0.00%

[Graham]

UK19

61.00% North Sea
32.56% Western European
4.97% Mediterranean
1.29% Middle Eastern
0.00% South Baltic
0.00% Northeast Euro
0.00% Siberian
0.05% East Asian
0.05% South Asian
0.00% Caucasus
0.07% Amerindian
0.00% Sub-Saharan

[Osweo]

60.32 Western Europe
35.95 North Sea
03.15 South Baltic
00.35 Siberian
00.22 South Asian
00.fuck all Everything Else. (INcluding 'Mediterranean', this time, while our Scotch comrade above has nearly 5% of it! How curious... )

- UK20

[Pallantides]

60.32 Western Europe
35.95 North Sea
03.15 South Baltic
00.35 Siberian
00.22 South Asian
00.fuck all Everything Else.

- UK20

Welcome to the horde.

[Osweo]

61.00% North Sea
32.56% Western European
04.97% Mediterranean
01.29% Middle Eastern
00.00% South Baltic

60.32 Western Europe
35.95 North Sea
03.15 South Baltic
00.35 Siberian
00.22 South Asian
00.fuck all Everything Else.

- It is quite interesting to compare us two. We are like the opposite of each other on the two main British components. The recent Irish in me is doing this, I suppose, while Graham has perhaps more Anglo-Norse than might be expected.
More curious is the different trace components. I have no Middle Eastern or Med, and he has no South Baltic to compare with my little chunk.

Polako does this to get at the ancient prehistoric migrations, and has tentatively identified the South Baltic ingredient as a Mesolithic pre-farming one. That a more Irish Briton has more of this than a more Easterly based Briton makes good sense.

[Graham]

(INcluding 'Mediterranean', this time, while our Scotch comrade above has nearly 5% of it! How curious... )
- UK20

Trog has no Med either, you always have close results with her. My conclusion..you are secret family.

[Graham]

- It is quite interesting to compare us two. We are like the opposite of each other on the two main British components. The recent Irish in me is doing this, I suppose, while Graham has perhaps more Anglo-Norse than might be expected.
More curious is the different trace components. I have no Middle Eastern or Med, and he has no South Baltic to compare with my little chunk.

Polako does this to get at the ancient prehistoric migrations, and has tentatively identified the South Baltic ingredient as a Mesolithic pre-farming one. That a more Irish Briton has more of this than a more Easterly based Briton makes good sense.

A good deal of my ancestry is on the North Sea from North to South, Cumbria, Borders and Galloway. So I'd expect it.

[Barreldriver]

US83

NEU.12.Q
0.0015% South Asian
3.2017% Caucasus
0.001% Middle Eastern
0.6319% Amerindian
0.001% Siberian
1.1297% South Baltic
14.9818% Mediterranean
0.001% East Asian
32.9494% Western European
0.1902% Sub-Saharan African
41.6128% North Sea European
5.298% Northeastern European