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    J2-z44439

    Hello everyone. I recently discovered on the family finder site that my YDNA had been updated from J2-CTS3601 (Z435 subclade) to J2-Z44439. Someone knew this new subclade? I did not find any information.Thank you
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    U3a and european Neolithic

    Hello everyone, I infortunately find only little informations about the U3 group, this group seems to be not very common. I a U3a2 and i want to know if my group and his subclade where already present in neolithic Europe. Thank you !
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    Number of SNPs tested

    Hello everyone, According to genetic testing companies it seems that not all of them are testing the same number of SNPs. My question is: More SNP tested = More accurate autosomal results ? Thanks :-)
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    GEDMatch Different values on Gedmatch with two different companies

    I also thought about a difference in the number of SNPs tested
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    GEDMatch Different values on Gedmatch with two different companies

    There are differences of course but I thought the raw data were the same
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    GEDMatch Different values on Gedmatch with two different companies

    Hello everybody ! I tested my autosomal dna with different companies (23andme/FTDNA) and i uploaded both raw data.I saw i had different values with eurogenes K36 calculator. Is it normal ? The differences are low but why they exist ? For exemple: 23andme FTDNA
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    LivingDNA Living DNA - Autosomal results

    It will be very interesting ;-)
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    LivingDNA Living DNA - Autosomal results

    Ahahah you were right ;-) So what is the best test for continental Europe with these all mixtures ? If I'm From France, Germany, Spain, Portugal, Italy, etc... Actually Gedmatch is for me the best option.
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    LivingDNA Living DNA - Autosomal results

    This is the case for any non-British person, i think. For now their results are too focused on the British Isles, but it is quite likely that they will make changes and updates for the other poulations :-) I think they link the different autosomal data together. It is for this reason that what...
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    LivingDNA Living DNA - Autosomal results

    They updated their results with the two new tabs :-) In my case the tab "Cautious" seems to me more accurate than others.But the high level of british isles remains high.
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    K36 Tool for K36: your similarities rates on maps

    Yes these results are so stange... I have the same interrogation with genographic project, but in that case 0% of central and western Europe ... The family of my maternal grandmother come from german switzerland since 250 years and more. The family of my maternal grandfather come from...
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    K36 Tool for K36: your similarities rates on maps

    Yes the "raw data" i used came from FTDNA. The results with Eurogene K36 seems to be more accurate than "MyOrigins" from FTDNA. I know that 50% of my family tree for the last 500 years should be found in western and central Europe. On FTDNA they say 9% which is most certainly wrong. The 32%...
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    K36 Tool for K36: your similarities rates on maps

    I'm living in 40 kilometers (25 miles) from the archeological site of la T?ne :-) I noticed that there were ancient peoples reference maps on the post, Are there similar maps for Central, Western and Southern ancient peoples of Europe ? Thank you
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    K36 Tool for K36: your similarities rates on maps

    Here's mine, sorry I'm not very talented with paint. I find this calculator very precise, it is a good resume of what I know of my family history.
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    LivingDNA Living DNA - Autosomal results

    Thank you for all your answers, I hope LIVING DNA will update soon their results for people who aren't from the British Isles
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