I was really excited by this since my mother is not my biological mother (egg donation) What's crazy is she is half Andalusian half Asturian and I got both very represented in my DNA which I am very happy for:D tho I am curious are the African Italian and eastern European parts probably statistical errors? I am especially skeptical of the eastern European one, I mean Italy is very close to Spain and there were black people in Spain even back in the Spanish empire, but eastern European? Maybe the Visigoths? I don't know...

Has any other Mexican mestizo-mestiza received a very close genetic group to Spain but distant to Mexico? I honestly expected it to be the other way around and found it interesting and wanted to see if anyone else experienced the same thing.

I’m from Rio De Janeiro but live in Portugal, I believe I’m perceived as white irl, but some of my online friends from the US tell me I’m not 😂.

Quite interesting to receive these journeys. Family has been in the States for over 125+ years.

Especially crazy to see the African diaspora.

Mom is British/German and dad is a 4th gen mestizo with part English.

I guess that would make me a castizo?

I only have one region so I’m not sure if there’s any point

Hi all,

Just wanting to know if it is possible to know the DNA of the other parent if only one parent has tested? I am tested, as one of my parents is. And the other parent is not available to take the test. Thanks.

1/2 Outer Maniot 1/4 Cephalonia 1/4 Cesme-West Anatolian

Haplogroups track only one line of your family. It is actually the only figure that can tell you whether you descend from a given person. Your autosomes are a bit dicey. You need advanced tools to figure out relationships. But it is cool to find out whether someone who is closer to you haplogroup-wise is also closer to you in the autosomal sense. But in communities that are not endogamous, you are bound to find significant distance. Anyway, here is my comparison table.

So my mom is Irish polish german, has pale skin light features, my dad is Italian and filipino, his mom is half filipino half Italian and his dad is just Italian, I ended up having low almond sharp upward tilted green eyes and olive skin and dark hair, what percentage of asian could I be? Is 12% the absolute highest? Or could I be higher?

Even though I didn't inherit East Asian/Indigenous, ot looks like my parents do. Does this mean I have Native ancestry possibly?

Genuine question. A lot of people here download the raw file, and then it just sits in a downloads folder.

When you downloaded yours, what were you hoping to learn?

• relatives / family tree stuff
• health things (I know raw data has big limits there)
• traits and quirks, like what's unusual about you
• comparing with a partner or friends
• nothing, just wanted a backup before deleting my account

And did you actually find it anywhere?

Disclosure so nobody feels misled: I'm working on a tool in this space, which is why I'm asking. I'm not linking anything and won't in the comments. I just want to hear what people actually want.

Here is a heatmap and genetic profile for Mexico Colonial (European. )

Which ethnic groups would such be related to? West Georgians traditonally have very little to no steppe ancestry, while from his mothers side would input some steppe ancestry and WHG. Would they still be closest to West Georgians or more to groups that have Steppe admixture or its negligible?

Here is my paternal and maternal haplogroup heatmap and further ethnic estimate. I am from Ethiopia

So, I have trace Senegambian on my 2nd chromosome, Levantine on the end of my 11th chromosome, and some Coptic Egyptian on (I think) my 6-7th chromosomes.

If I checked those locations in my raw data, and the genes located in that area are often not common in let's say Europeans, would that be a way I could see a genes effect on my SNP's?

One side Irish the other American w Irish ancestry

I've noticed a pattern in DNA results showing migration from Jamaica and Barbados straight to the US.

Does anyone know the historical background?

Any insights or resources to check out would be appreciated!