Eurogenes K13 and K15 4-Ancestors Oracle

[Taz85]

Clearly I'm related to F999935.

Comparing Kit F190833 (*Tz) and F999935 (Ust-Ishim,Siberia, 45ky)

Minimum threshold size to be included in total = 150 SNPs
Mismatch-bunching Limit = 75 SNPs
Minimum segment cM to be included in total = 1.0 cM

Largest segment = 7.1 cM
Total of segments > 1 cM = 735.3 cM

[1798]

Yamnaya ID 10370 3,300-2,700 BC R1b
North_Sea 26.16
Atlantic 0.02* *
Baltic 11.16
Eastern_Euro 33.16
West_Med - * *
West_Asian 22.55
East_Med - * *
Red_Sea - * *
South_Asian 2.10
Southeast_Asian - * *
Siberian - * *
Amerindian 4.99
Oceanian
Northeast_African - * *
Sub-Saharan -

My result
North_Sea 34.43%
Atlantic 31.38%
Baltic 13.42%
Eastern_Euro 7.33%
West_Med 5.38%
West_Asian 5.47%
East_Med -
Red_Sea -
South_Asian 1.95%
Southeast_Asian -
Siberian -
Amerindian 0.44%
Oceanian -
Northeast_African 0.20%
Sub-Saharan -


How am I linked to this Yamnaya?!!!!!!

How did a man from the Steppe get 26.16% autosomal dna from North_Sea region?

[1798]

I found these results at Eurogenes blog. I hope the author does not mind me posting them.

Spanish R1b1 10410 5,066 BC
Population *
North_Sea 0.01
Atlantic 25.14
Baltic ---
Eastern_Euro --
West_Med 61.98
West_Asian --
East_Med 11.98*
Red_Sea 0.89 *
South_Asian ---
Southeast_Asian - * *
Siberian - * *
Amerindian ----
Oceanian ---
Northeast_African - * *
Sub-Saharan -


Germany 10559 R* 3,537 BC
Population *
North_Sea 18.58
Atlantic 27.3
Baltic 3.94
Eastern_Euro --
West_Med 38.05*
West_Asian --
East_Med 10.87*
Red_Sea 0.8* *
South_Asian ---
Southeast_Asian - * *
Siberian - * *
Amerindian
Oceanian 0.46
Northeast_African - * *
Sub-Saharan -

[1798]

La Brana and the Irish

La Brana Spain 7000 ybp
Population * *
ANE 3.98%
ASE 0.45%
WHG-UHG 92.37%
East_Eurasian 2.31%
West_African 0.86%
East_African - * *
ENF - * *


Population *
North_Sea 29.34%
Atlantic 30.24%
Baltic 28.15%
Eastern_Euro 11.87%
West_Med - * *
West_Asian - * *
East_Med - * *
Red_Sea - * *
South_Asian - * *
Southeast_Asian - * *
Siberian - * *
Amerindian - * *
Oceanian 0.40%
Northeast_African - * *
Sub-Saharan - * *

Using 4 populations approximation:
1 Irish + Irish + Lithuanian + Lithuanian @ 10.405072
2 Irish + Lithuanian + Lithuanian + West_Scottish @ 10.506998
3 Lithuanian + Lithuanian + West_Scottish + West_Scottish @ 10.622088
4 Irish + Irish + La_Brana-1 + Lithuanian @ 10.768566
5 Belorussian + Irish + Irish + Lithuanian @ 10.817389
6 Estonian + Irish + Irish + Lithuanian @ 10.859822
7 Irish + La_Brana-1 + Lithuanian + West_Scottish @ 10.914764
8 Belorussian + Irish + Lithuanian + West_Scottish @ 10.926410
9 Irish + Lithuanian + Lithuanian + Southeast_English @ 10.944150
10 Danish + Irish + Lithuanian + Lithuanian @ 10.959003
11 Irish + Lithuanian + Lithuanian + Orcadian @ 10.959280
12 Irish + Lithuanian + Lithuanian + North_Dutch @ 10.960265
13 Irish + La_Brana-1 + Lithuanian + North_German @ 10.991408

[1798]

BB 10806 2,296-2,190 BC
Eurogenes K15
North_Sea 36.57
Atlantic 29.08
Baltic 12.89
Eastern_Euro 7.22
West_Med 0
West_Asian 12.34
East_Med 0
Red_Sea 0.04
South_Asian 0.57
Southeast_Asian 0
Siberian 0.18
Amerindian 1.09
Oceanian 0
Northeast_African 0
Sub-Saharan 0

Using 4 populations approximation:
1 Loschbour+Orcadian+Orcadian+Tabassaran @ 10.370132
2 Loschbour+Orcadian+Tabassaran+West_Scottish @ 10.519837
3 Irish+Loschbour+Orcadian+Tabassaran @ 10.62944
4 North_German+North_German+North_German+Orcadian @ 10.696618
5 Chechen+Loschbour+Orcadian+Orcadian @ 10.742068
6 Loschbour+Tabassaran+West_Scottish+West_Scottish @ 10.742768
7 North_German+North_German+North_German+West_Scotti sh @ 10.83119
8 Irish+North_German+North_German+North_German @ 10.831361
9 Icelandic+Loschbour+Orcadian+Tabassaran @ 10.837782
10 North_Dutch+North_German+North_German+North_German @ 10.863356
11 Irish+Loschbour+Tabassaran+West_Scottish @ 10.867232
12 Loschbour+Orcadian+Tabassaran+West_Norwegian @ 10.868168
13 Irish+Irish+Orcadian+Yamnaya_I0357 @ 10.875977
14 North_Dutch+North_German+North_German+Orcadian @ 10.881809
15 Irish+North_German+North_German+Orcadian @ 10.886415
16 Irish+Orcadian+Orcadian+Yamnaya_I0357 @ 10.901444
17 Irish+North_Dutch+North_German+North_German @ 10.910602
18 North_German+North_German+North_German+North_Germa n @ 10.913906
19 Irish+Orcadian+West_Scottish+Yamnaya_I0357 @ 10.93316
20 North_German+North_German+Orcadian+West_Scottish @ 10.935217
21 North_Dutch+North_German+North_German+West_Scottis h @ 10.93889
22 North_German+North_German+Orcadian+Orcadian @ 10.940224
23 Danish+North_German+North_German+Orcadian @ 10.945155
24 KO1+Orcadian+Orcadian+Tabassaran @ 10.945345
25 Irish+Irish+North_German+North_German @ 10.95435
26 Chechen+Loschbour+Orcadian+West_Scottish @ 10.958926
27 Danish+North_German+North_German+North_German @ 10.962831
28 KO1+Orcadian+Tabassaran+West_Scottish @ 10.963812
29 North_Dutch+North_Dutch+North_German+North_German @ 10.965498
30 Irish+North_German+North_German+West_Scottish @ 10.972189
31 Irish+Irish+Irish+Yamnaya_I0357 @ 10.972261
32 North_German+North_German+North_German+West_Norweg ian @ 10.984233
33 Orcadian+Orcadian+West_Scottish+Yamnaya_I0357 @ 10.989194
34 Danish+Irish+North_German+North_German @ 10.990535
35 Loschbour+Tabassaran+West_Norwegian+West_Scottish @ 10.997244
36 Irish+Irish+West_Scottish+Yamnaya_I0357 @ 10.998355
37 North_German+North_German+West_Scottish+West_Scott ish @ 11.003735
38 Orcadian+West_Scottish+West_Scottish+Yamnaya_I0357 @ 11.003783
39 Irish+Irish+Loschbour+Tabassaran @ 11.004025
40 Danish+North_German+North_German+West_Scottish @

Mine
Population * *
North_Sea 34.43%
Atlantic 31.38%
Baltic 13.42%
Eastern_Euro 7.33%
West_Med 5.38%
West_Asian 5.47%
East_Med - * *
Red_Sea - * *
South_Asian 1.95%
Southeast_Asian - * *
Siberian - * *
Amerindian 0.44%
Oceanian - * *
Northeast_African 0.20%
Sub-Saharan - * *

I am closer to this BB than the others.

[1798]

Bell Beaker 10112
Population *
ANE 16.53%
ASE 0.67%
WHG-UHG 68.63%
East_Eurasian - * *
West_African 0.85%
East_African - * *
ENF 13.33%

Population * *
North_Sea 36.09%
Atlantic 27.64%
Baltic 14.00%
Eastern_Euro 12.01%
West_Med 7.46%
West_Asian 1.55%
East_Med - * *
Red_Sea 0.87%
South_Asian - * *
Southeast_Asian - * *
Siberian - * *
Amerindian 0.38%
Oceanian - * *
Northeast_African - * *
Sub-Saharan - * *


Using 4 populations approximation:
1 Irish + Southwest_English + Southwest_Finnish + West_Norwegian @ 2.568915
2 Southwest_English + Southwest_Finnish + West_Norwegian + West_Scottish @ 2.578040
3 Irish + Irish + Southwest_Finnish + West_Norwegian @ 2.664771
4 Irish + Southeast_English + Southwest_Finnish + West_Norwegian @ 2.686298
5 Irish + Southwest_Finnish + West_Norwegian + West_Scottish @ 2.699872
6 Norwegian + Southwest_English + Southwest_Finnish + West_Scottish @ 2.706602
7 Southeast_English + Southwest_Finnish + West_Norwegian + West_Scottish @ 2.708629
8 Irish + Norwegian + Southwest_Finnish + West_Scottish @ 2.728589
9 Norwegian + Southwest_Finnish + West_Scottish + West_Scottish @ 2.729650
10 Irish + Norwegian + Southwest_English + Southwest_Finnish @ 2.758330
11 Southwest_Finnish + West_Norwegian + West_Scottish + West_Scottish @ 2.770898
12 Irish + Irish + Norwegian + Southwest_Finnish @ 2.771856
13 North_Dutch + Southwest_Finnish + West_Scottish + West_Scottish @ 2.780953
14 Norwegian + Southeast_English + Southwest_Finnish + West_Scottish @ 2.797561
15 Irish + Norwegian + Southeast_English + Southwest_Finnish @ 2.843123
16 Irish + North_Dutch + Southwest_Finnish + West_Scottish @ 2.847847
17 North_Dutch + Southwest_English + Southwest_Finnish + West_Scottish @ 2.850838
18 Southeast_English + Southwest_English + Southwest_Finnish + West_Norwegian @ 2.876142
19 Southeast_English + Southeast_English + Southwest_Finnish + West_Norwegian @ 2.880666
20 Southwest_English + Southwest_Finnish + Swedish + West_Scottish @ 2.918820


This shows that the migration from the Steppe is a myth.

[MikeP]

Based on ? ...

[1798]

"Marnie" has some interesting comments on the Eurogenes blog.

[MMaddi]

"Marnie" has some interesting comments on the Eurogenes blog.

I've gone to the Eurogenes blog and there are 192 posts in response to Davidski's blog posting. I've started reading these posts and, while some of them are certainly interesting, I'm not about to read all 192 posts to find the post you're referring to.

For the sake of easily providing us with what she wrote which you believe is relevant, could you quote her - not paraphrase her, but quote her? And then let us know why you think her quote is relevant to your point.

[1798]

I've gone to the Eurogenes blog and there are 192 posts in response to Davidski's blog posting. I've started reading these posts and, while some of them are certainly interesting, I'm not about to read all 192 posts to find the post you're referring to.

For the sake of easily providing us with what she wrote which you believe is relevant, could you quote her - not paraphrase her, but quote her? And then let us know why you think her quote is relevant to your point.

You could go to the bottom of the page and you will see. I cannot copy the posts.

[Subwoofer]

You could go to the bottom of the page and you will see. I cannot copy the posts.

Why ever not ? you've always been very good at copy paste in the past, in fact a lot of your posts seem to consist of little else.

This is an example of copy paste from that blog

Can you clarify what your point is

[MMaddi]

You could go to the bottom of the page and you will see. I cannot copy the posts.

Now you're just being obstinate. If you have a point to make, make it clearly and don't play games with us.

Do you wonder why people don't take you seriously? Here's an example right here!

[1798]

I've gone to the Eurogenes blog and there are 192 posts in response to Davidski's blog posting. I've started reading these posts and, while some of them are certainly interesting, I'm not about to read all 192 posts to find the post you're referring to.

For the sake of easily providing us with what she wrote which you believe is relevant, could you quote her - not paraphrase her, but quote her? And then let us know why you think her quote is relevant to your point.

I read all the posts and that is how I found " Marnie".

[N21163]

I read all the posts and that is how I found " Marnie".

It's laziness. If you can't be bothered to reference something properly then don't bother putting it forward.

You seem to be fine copying and pasting abstracts from articles - why is it difficult to provide a link to a forum post??

[1798]

It's laziness. If you can't be bothered to reference something properly then don't bother putting it forward.

You seem to be fine copying and pasting abstracts from articles - why is it difficult to provide a link to a forum post??

You don't have to read it. It will not change how you feel about anything to do with dna.


"Why is there a next paper from the Reich lab without an official retraction of their current very flawed paper, which received mass media attention?"