Wondering
the Finnish history and migrations that happened during the last 2000 years
I have done the following Do-It-Yourself Dodecad test. My goal was to achieve a dedicated test for
Finns, but it could work also for Estonians and other Baltic-Finnic
people. This test doesn’t work for other
nationalities due to the regional reference assortment. What I have done differently than in many other
Dodecad Oracle tests is not only the reference selection, but also I had a
tighter Finnish sample qualification. It
is also reasonable to mention that in some tests the preprocessing of genotype
data has been biased. My data includes
290000 SNPs and it doesn’t include any preprocessing based on differences between populations. So it is as it is, straight from the stock.
Reference populations:
Finnish
Mari
Chuvash
Mordva
Estonian
Lithuanian
Belarussian
Polish
Swedish
Norwegian
You don ‘t
need to worry about the “calculator effect”, because all my data is from public
academic sources.
To perform
the test you at first have to download DiyDodecad scripts. You can do it here
Please notice
that DiyDodecad is authorized by Dienekes and included in his Dodecad Ancestry
Project:
After you
have uncompressed all files into your own directory (for instance Kaleva)
you have to download and uncompress four Kaleva-specific files to the same directory.
Files
Files
Now everything is
ready for making first analyses, to do it you need to read README.txt and follow
Dienekes’ instructions, the only difference is that you need to use KALEVA.par instead of the Dodecad dv3.par file.
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