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Useless in every aspect.

Celtic Iron Age ancestry map Or the (Tokharian) Togarmah link between Germans and ... .

Corded Ware = Bell Beaker Steppe (56.4% WSH / 27.7% EEF / 14.7% WHG) The real heirs of the traditional Corded Ware culture roamed around Switzerland and are identical to the steppe-typed Bell Beakers. All other Corded Ware samples are either literally dead to half alife or are identical to the...

calculated with G25

Tlingits are the closest people to the "oldest" Tarim stratum. J2BvLNF.png (469×747) (imgur.com) uRcO6L9.png (475×753) (imgur.com) Tlingits have the highest Andronovo-related Altai_MLBA ancestry (63.2%). Altai_MLBA ancestry has ~50% WSH, ~40% Northeast Asian and 10% Amerindian ancestries...

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How do you explain this? I am confused. Normally scaled average samples should be the same. Did you use a different compiler? What happened? https://i.imgur.com/By3UEoQ.png

Damgaard 2018 says that Turks were originally East Asian, because they found an East Asian elite member in a Göktürk tomb. Jeong 2020, however, says that most Göktürk samples belonged to paternal Haplogroup J2 (6/9 or 66.%), with the others being R1b (1/9 or or 11%) and O2 (2/9 or 22%) and that...

Hi, Lukas. Thanks for your answer. I realized that I used the wrong page. Thanks!

I used the standard calculator: http://g25vahaduo.genetics.ovh/G25modern-averages.htm SOURCE...

Another example: the results are impossible. Serbians 100% Mongoloid? Swiss_German 60% East Asian?

It's not depending on people who want to use G25, but from the one who controlls the polarization methods. All samples on vahaduo lost half of it's ancestry values, this is near to impossible. This happens for the first time and I hope it's just a temporary maintencance action. I just wondered...

can anybody explain this impossible thing? this actually happened to all G25 samples. I think he changed the polarization. But for what reason?

[COLOR=#000000][FONT='inherit']from the new Jeong et al. 2019 paper: The cline follows a north-to-south migration. So, this is very ancient. Very ANE-time-like. Your interpretations also welcome.

https://www.yfull.com/tree/R-YP1456/