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  • Northeastern Brazilian results

    Here are my results:



    77% European
    - 70% Southern Europe
    - 7% Scandinavia
    10% African
    - 9% West Africa
    - 1% East Central Africa
    6% New World
    - 6% Native American
    5% Middle Eastern
    - 4% North Africa
    - 1% Eastern Middle East
    2% East Asian
    - 2% Northeast Asia

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    • Swedish results

      Here are my results. I have no known non-Swedish admixture apart from one Belgian ancestor in the 1600s.
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      • As stated in the other thread, MyOrigin results put me as "100% British Isles" cluster. I was hoping for even just a smidgeon of West-Central Europe given that I do have a German line but nah...100% BI.

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        • Originally posted by Matt62 View Post
          As stated in the other thread, MyOrigin results put me as "100% British Isles" cluster. I was hoping for even just a smidgeon of West-Central Europe given that I do have a German line but nah...100% BI.
          Getting 100.0% of one particular subcomponent is pretty impressive. On another forum where we compared myOrigins results, the resident Norwegian was surprised by my Scandinavian percentage, evidently greater than his.

          I've noticed I have a very solid match from England, so perhaps there is something to that British component after all.

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          • Originally posted by anksil View Post
            Getting 100.0% of one particular subcomponent is pretty impressive.
            I reckon it is because the vast majority of my ancestors are Irish and Scottish, the latter mostly from places like Fife and Dumfries, so this would certainly lead the calculator/algorithm to see me as quite firmly placed in the British Isles. I've heard that Irish tends to lead to a very high BI and I assume Scottish is likely the same.

            Not to say that I am unhappy, merely that the result was so predictable for me and I do feel some disappointment at the German not showing any trace

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            • Originally posted by anksil View Post
              Getting 100.0% of one particular subcomponent is pretty impressive. [----]
              It might be impressive, but it is not uncommon.

              For example, 100% would always occur if you happen to come from one of the reference populations.

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