Mega QAPDM Models thread

[userNa]

My grandmother's result. Her Slavic admixture is much higher than mine (around 30% higher), even though we're both from the same region.

p value: 0.1449|Feasibility: TRUE|
Ukraine_Medieval_Rus.SG_VK541.SG 22.23 +/- 7.37 %
Egyptian.HO_Egypt7.HO 9.41 +/- 10.69 %
Italy_Imperial.SG_R126.SG 68.37 +/- 14.84 %

[Xavier727]

Denmark IA, Scotland IA, France Grand est, Drb234's model

[J. Ketch]

Denmark IA, Scotland IA, France Grand est, Drb234's model

How much non-English Germanic ancestry do you have? That's quite high Germanic for an Englishman if true.

[Gannicus]

These are more models of myself with Drb's references







The following are models with a medieval Breton(
France_Medieval_o.AG_I15027.AG). Drb's references still:

[drb234]

How much non-English Germanic ancestry do you have? That's quite high Germanic for an Englishman if true.

if i remember correctly he has a german grandfather, regardless the model inflates germanic by about 3%. I made a model that gave me 48.3% with lower standard-errors but I forgot to save the right pops for it


the newer model he posted that i made gives me 51.4% which is probably too high

[Gannicus]

100% England_EastYorkshire_MIA.AG_I12412.AG



references:









Maybe too broad of a reference set.

[Gannicus]

Model of myself with Medieval Gael + Gallo Roman + Norway IA:

[Xavier727]

How much non-English Germanic ancestry do you have? That's quite high Germanic for an Englishman if true.

None recently — as far as I know my ancestry is almost entirely from the South East of England (Sussex, Kent, Norfolk, Essex). I do have a small amount German, but it’s all the way back in the 1600s. Phenotypically, my family both immediate and older generations — do seem quite Northern-shifted, everyone expect for one of my grandads and uncle had blond hair / blue eyes, might go some way to explaining why the Germanic signal is so high, may be just some deep Anglo-Saxon ancestry.

[J. Ketch]

None recently — as far as I know my ancestry is almost entirely from the South East of England (Sussex, Kent, Norfolk, Essex). I do have a small amount German, but it’s all the way back in the 1600s. Phenotypically, my family both immediate and older generations — do seem quite Northern-shifted, everyone expect for one of my grandads and uncle had blond hair / blue eyes, might go some way to explaining why the Germanic signal is so high, may be just some deep Anglo-Saxon ancestry.

Thanks. I've wondered before what the maximum amount of Germanic ancestry an English individual might have, and I'd imagine you might be pushing the limit.