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Yes, but M67 suggest a non-Indian origin in Romas. So they picked it from somewhere else, either along the migration way out of India or in Southeast Europe. I actually just posted this question on...

The drastic change probably comes from including Western Turks from around Istanbul into a separate "Anatolian" category. They share a lot of ancestry with people from Southeast Europe, with many of...

Thank you, first time seeing this reply, as I'm not coming often here.
Hopefully in 2020, we will get closer to the Y-DNA of Dacians. Apparently David Reich's lab is working on Roman period samples...

Scythians, like all the folk from steppe confederacies were a diverse bunch. Their autosomal profile swinged from East Asian to West Asian to European and everything in between.

Here are the...

Gorea (single r) is not a popular surname, but it still exists. I know one person with this surname.

http://nume.ottomotor.ro/en?search=Gorea&type=circle

Same goes for Ruda....

I mean it's possible that it came from Scandinavia, but you'd guess that they left their seed there too. There aren't really any native Y3120 downstreamers there.

All genetics aside weren't the Ruriks supposed to be non-Slavs though? I guess they were just acculturated locals in the end, instead of proper vikings.

This "Thracian" from ~1700 BC falls outside of the time horizon for Thracians. He is possibly, one of the ancestors of Thracians, who brought the language. However, actual settled Thracians and not...

Did they though? At least in aDNA terms the impact of whoever brought East Asian admixture is kind of visible.

https://anthrogenica.com/showthread.php?6722-Romanian-23andme

Due to nationalism + inferiority complex

If there are then I haven't seen those. I'm aware of these.10719

Yep



Population
Region
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EHG

Well, I didn't read enough about Cimmerians personally, but recently researchers discovered the remains of several Cimmerians in Moldova.
From a genetic point of view, they looked quite Asiatic for...

Romanian, you probably hear it quite often in Spain ;)

a bit of offtopic

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1xVkRh7mEe0

I like all kinds of traits, but generally if I had to pick one type I'd choose something that I call Gracile Pontid. It's common in Romania, Moldova and Ukraine from what I've noticed.

Kind of...

Thanks, here are my results. By the way, using Living DNA instead of 23andme doubled my food & nutrition reports.

https://i.imgur.com/jUvEJVe.png

Look up the supplementary qpAdm data from Mathiesson et al. Global25 is flawed in this regard and l'll stick with the academia, considering that Reich also quotes this proportion for the first...

No surprises here, since the original Yamnaya are pretty much an even split between EHG, CHG and with some little Farmer's thrown into the mix.

There isn't any enigma. Just like other pre-Indo-European haplos, they slowly faded because Indo-Euros had priority access to women. This also explains why there is a surge of E in Southeast Europe...

They come from poorly calibrated components.

You shouldn't read too much into this. They are showing that 11% of Thai and 4% of Japanese users get some Balkan (could be any percentage, but it's likely less than 1%). This tells me that their...

Some of those weren't native, but scy192, 197, 300 and 305 are supposedly local Getae.

Check my other thread in this subforum. This is especially nice to visualise on a map.

That doesn't mean that a French will receive 7.2% Sardinian or 4.2% Nigerian.
Rather, it signifies that within those people who tested and who come from France, 7.2% and 4.2% scored some kind of...

Slavic ancestry doesn't come with additional Iran_N/CHG. If anything it will decrease it. There is a higher rate across Greece and Eastern Balkans because people there consistently received more of...