As the results belows shows Gok4 appears to resemble quite much the earlier Ste7 individual. The strongest affiliation is with the Sardinians, then to Italians, Iberians, Albanians, Croat and Spanish. We also see an increased affiliation with populations in Central and Northern Europe like British, Scandinavians and Austrians. The most distant populations appears to be Saamis, Mordovians and Finns.
This appear to suggest some continuity between the first farmers of Fennoscandia and the modern Scandinavians. This was not seen in the earlier Ste7 analysis but may be due to the low number of markers (6k SNPs) giving high margin of error and possible partly different ancestry in Ste7 (possible Saami like or La Braña like ancestry). This analysis however has 63k SNP's used in the analysis comparable to the earlier La Braña of Northern Spain using 68k.
CC Euro Unlinked 63k
CC Euro Unlinked 63k detailed
Could you explain the A/B thing, please? For example, why are FI19_A and FI19_B so far apart?
SvarSlettThe data was made haploid to be able to be properly compared to Gok4 who is also "haploid" so _A and _B represent each side of your autosomal genome. I see now I should have merged these haploid PCA plot into a diploid plot taking away the confusion.
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