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[Gene188288]

Mine and my sons results 

My sons is the first photo and my results are the second

[Capsian20]

Mine and my sons results 

My sons is the first photo and my results are the second

Inshallah in morning i will posted

[boiler20100203]

32% England should be split Scandinavian and Central Europe. They cannot pick French, German or Scandinavian from English. 

I also am skeptical of the East/West Slavic split.

[mjaguk]

Baltic 54%
Ireland 25%
Central Europe 15%
Scandinavia 5%
Finland <2%
Druze <1%


All that Ireland and Central Europe should really be Scottish.

[geebee-1015]

Europe 99%
>>> Western Europe
>>>>>> Central Europe 54%
>>>>>> Ireland 21%
>>>>>> England, Wales, and Scotland 4%
>>> Southern Europe
>>>>>> Iberian Peninsula 15%
>>>>>> Malta 3%
>>> Finnish
>>>>>> Finland <2%
>>> European Jewish
>>>>>> Ashkenazi Jewish <1%
Americas <1%
>>> Americas
>>>>>> Amerindian – Central & South Mexico <1%
Middle East & North Africa <1%
>>> Middle East
>>>>>> Anatolia, Armenia, & Mesopotamia <1%

This is definitely a mixed bag.  It does appear to have identified some aspects of my ancestry, even if not necessarily well.  But the main problem is not so much my analysis by itself, but the inconsistencies between me and various family members.  

As one example, there's my dad.  There can be no question at all that he is my dad: FTDNA for one shows shared DNA between us as 3,563 cM, with a longest shared block of 284 cM -- which is the length of the longest chromosome.

Yet MyOrigins 3.0 reports 0% for Central European, Ireland, Iberia, and Malta.  That implies that these ancestries are all entirely from my mother, but they add up to about 89% of my ancestry.  At the same time, MyOrigins shows 95% England, Wales, and Scotland, yet I only only managed to inherit 4% myself?  Obviously, since I inherited 50% of my father's DNA, how can I have less than 45% of this ancestry?

The answer can only be that they're wrong about him, about me, or about both of us.

[rmstevens2]

Here are mine.

[alexfritz]

the new central europe cluster doesnt really seem to pick up central europeans now its mostly northwest weigthed
vs the old 'west and central' cluster where i scored 52%



but the Chromosome painter is very informative
and deals with the macro clusters ie Western Europe, Southern Europe etc.

[Gray Fox]

Europe:100%

Western Europe

England, Wales, and Scotland: 69%

Ireland: 20%

Scandinavia: 7%

Eastern Europe

Magyar: 3%

Southern Europe

Malta:<1%

[Capsian20]

Middle East & North Africa
95%
North Africa
Maghreb & Egypt
91%
Bedouin
<2%
Middle East
Southern Levant
<2%
Sephardic Jewish
<1%
Europe
6%
Southern Europe
Malta
3%
Iberian Peninsula
3%

[member]

Central Europe + Scandinavia + Iberian Peninsula came as a surprise, I was expecting more West/East Slavic or Baltic. Oh well...

[Valkyrie]

My Family Tree DNA Family Finder myOrigins:

Europe 100%

Western Europe

Central Europe 41%

England, Wales, and Scotland 38%

Scandinavia 3%

Eastern Europe

East Slavic 13%

West Slavic 2%

Southern Europe

Greece & Balkans <2%

Finnish

Finland <1%

[Isidro]

Here are my results:
Europe 100%

Southern Europe Iberian Peninsula 78% Basque 12%
Eastern Europe West Slavic 5%
Western Europe Scandinavia 4%

[Riverman]

the new central europe cluster doesnt really seem to pick up central europeans now its mostly northwest weigthed
vs the old 'west and central' cluster where i scored 52%



but the Chromosome painter is very informative
and deals with the macro clusters ie Western Europe, Southern Europe etc.

That's just a random pick by the algorithm. Some get it, others don't, even from one family. Just like at MH. FTDNA is a bit better, probably, but remains in the ballpark of the more inconsistent ethnicity estimates.

[alexfritz]

the new central europe cluster doesnt really seem to pick up central europeans now its mostly northwest weigthed
vs the old 'west and central' cluster where i scored 52%



but the Chromosome painter is very informative
and deals with the macro clusters ie Western Europe, Southern Europe etc.

That's just a random pick by the algorithm. Some get it, others don't, even from one family. Just like at MH. FTDNA is a bit better, probably, but remains in the ballpark of the more inconsistent ethnicity estimates.

i can see in the chromo painter how it all weighs out on each chromosome per pair
just not sure why the western segments mainly fall into the british+irish clusters rather than their central euro cluster; unless german ancestry is no longer mainly repr by it vs their older cluster or mH's north-and-west cluster (incl my matches); but since the 50% comes from all of its sub clusters the overcluster western euro ought to be a hit itself (regardless of the odd sub constellation)

[JFWinstone]

Not the best results.

Europe 82%
Western Europe
England, Wales, and Scotland 44%
Scandinavia 37%

Asia 12%
Indian Subcontinent
Eastern India 3%
Northern India 3%
Northeast Asia
Northern Han 5%
Island Southeast Asia
Northern Borneo <1%
Malaysia & Western Indonesia <1%
Western Siberia
Western Siberian Plains <1%

Africa 6%
Central Africa
Northern Congo Basin 4%
Southern Congo Basin <1%
Horn of Africa
Eritrea, Northern Ethiopia & Somalia <2%

Middle East & North Africa <1%
North Africa
Maghreb & Egypt <1%