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I would say that when it comes to large ethnic groups of Europe (let's say at least 10 million people each), the English are the most homogenous, because despite there being almost 50 million ethnically English people in the UK, when you make a European PCA plot (for example based on K36...

Examples of genetically heterogenous large ethnic groups of Europe: - French - Italians - Germans - Greeks Examples of genetically homogenous large ethnic groups of Europe: - English - Spanish - Romanians - Belarusians Examples of intermediate (neither too diverse nor homogenous) ones: -...

Are there any other studies about Montenegrin Y-DNA apart from Mirabal 2010?

Thanks for posting! I added data from this study to my spreadsheet: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1JFlLJm35tIQqfRyo4De-VJl9eCFAP4Vi46djxIV2g44/edit?usp=sharing

Here is how my weighted average plots in North Europe PCA compared to Davidski's Polish average: https://vahaduo.github.io/g25views/#NorthEurope https://i.postimg.cc/L239v77c/Polish-Avg-Sim.png Davidski's average...

Simulated G25 coordinates using this converter (it is the one that Michalis Moriopoulos is using): https://www.allelocator.ovh/simulatedg25.html...

I calculated this average based on data from the 1950 census about places of origin of population in 1939. (I checked also where ethnic Polish people lived in 1910, and percentages for most regions were similar) I used Eurogenes K36 to simulate Global25 coordinates. Origin in 1950 (based on...

A cool feature is that you can select a tribe and the map will highlight only counties where this tribe is dominant. For example, Sioux:

Number of counties in which each tribe is the largest: 1142 - Cherokee 253 - Sioux 245 - Chippewa 238 - Choctaw & Choctaw-Apache 136 - Navajo 115 - Iroquois 83 - Creek 69 - Apache 50 - Lumbee 42 - Potawatomi 38 - Chickasaw 32 - Lenni Lenape & Nanticoke 32 - Cheyenne & Arapaho 31 - Houma &...

A map showing the largest tribal grouping or tribe in each county of the United States: https://www.exploreyourdna.com/native-american-tribes-map

According to SNP Tracker Piast lineage has TMRCA in the Iron Age: https://scaledinnovation.com/gg/snpTracker.html

The article has been published: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-026-71457-1 "Here we present an interdisciplinary investigation of Piast necropolises scattered throughout Poland. Within eight sites, we find 33 sets of skeletal remains likely to belong to the Piasts. Archaeogenomic...

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Y-DNA haplogroups of various Germanic tribes:

You should post some Iranian Kurds too.

Italouruguayan, Eurogenes K15 is a bit noisy so maybe AI is right. But what do you score in Eurogenes K36? If you score African percentages in Eurogenes K36 then IMO it is real ancestry, not noise.

According to the 2023 census: Blanca - 85.2% Afro o Negra - 6.9% Indígena - 2.4% Asiática o Amarilla - 0.2% Otra - 4.6% Ninguna - 0.7% Results by department here: https://i.postimg.cc/HH1jxjHT/Ascendencia-Principal-2023.png Source: LINK I can add that the % of Uruguayans who identify as...

In this year's update Michalis will have much larger sample sizes from Latin America. Because I sent him all of my Latin American GEDmatch kits and Eurogenes K15 results.

Here is an interesting study about the surnames of Brazilians: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC5421764/ According to Table 5. the distribution of surnames is as follows: Iberian - 88.1% Italian - 7.2% German - 3.2% East European - 0.8% Japanese - 0.7% My guess is that among Pardos...

Map of genetic similarities of White Americans and White Canadians to European populations: https://i.postimg.cc/6thk8ZC9/CAN-USA-K15.png