Modeling genetic ancestry with Davidski: step by step

There are many different ways to model your genetic ancestry. I prefer the Global25/nMonte method (see here). This is a step by step guide to modeling ancient ancestry proportions with this simple but powerful method using my own genome.



As far as I know, the vast majority of my recent ancestors came from the northern half of Europe. This may or may not be correct, but it gives me somewhere to

Unleash the power: Global 25 test drive thread

Ancestry modeling enthusiasts, feel free to do your best (or worst) with these datasheets and share the output, whatever it might be, in the comments below:

Global 25 datasheet

Global 25 datasheet (scaled)

Global 25 pop averages

Global 25 pop averages (scaled)

Global 25 PAST datasheet

The Global 25 is a more powerful version of the Global 10 ancestry analysis (see here). If all goes well in

Genetic ancestry online store (to be updated regularly)

Following a rigorous testing phase, the awesome Global 25 analysis is now available at the store for $12 USD (see here). What's so awesome about this test, you might ask? See here and here.



Please send your request, autosomal genotype data (from AncestryDNA, FTDNA, MyHeritage or 23andMe) and money (via PayPal) to eurogenesblog at gmail dot com.

However, note that this test is free for anyone