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lauantai 29. joulukuuta 2018

False correlation between yDna N1c1 and Asian admixture in Finland and Baltic area

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Time and again I see people making conclusions between Finnish N1c1 and eastern admixture.   Regardless of the eastern origin of N1c there i...
torstai 27. joulukuuta 2018

QpAdm - what it means in practice

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As we saw in my previous posts the correlation between fit and standard error is very meaningful.  We saw that the Basques are a loose mixtu...
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lauantai 22. joulukuuta 2018

Exciting results of Basques and Estonians, updated: Southwest Finnish results

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I made recalibration of qpAdm references to improve accuracy.   Please read my previous post to find my opinion and to see the problematic w...
tiistai 18. joulukuuta 2018

Still not enough West European Iron Age samples to get proper qpAdm results of West Europeans

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My try to model present-day Swedes was not what I hoped, because lack of proper western Iron Age samples.  Now I tried to find out the best...
maanantai 10. joulukuuta 2018

Finnish genetic composition: Iron Age Baltic, Iron Age Germanic and probably Iron Age Saami people

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You probably have read my previous post regarding European genetic structures composed by Admixture and Eurasian data.  My aim was to make a...
tiistai 4. joulukuuta 2018

Finnish and North Russian ancestries derived from Levaluhta and Bolshoy Oleni Ostrov

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Unfortunately the Lamnidis et al. 2018 did not test the origin of the Siberian ancestry in present-day Finns and Russians.  I reveal it now...
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keskiviikko 28. marraskuuta 2018

New study tells about the Siberian origin, but not yet about the Finns

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Finally, the new study about the Siberian origin in Finland is published.   It is however too early to say where the Finns came from, or ev...
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