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You can only post in this thread if you can trace your immediate ancestry to at least two different ethnicities. I am Anglo-Franco-German-Swiss.

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I am half cuban

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I am 100% Greek

If you have any admixture from more than 1 of these you are a mutt

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how does ethnogenesis work?
aren't the definitions of ethnicity themselves arbitrary?

That's true, but whereas Germans who are descendants of Germanized Celts and Slavs can't know their specific Celtic/Slavic ancestry, mutts like me can know are complete ethnic backgrounds.

*our complete ethnic backgrounds

Hello brothers

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Do you feel a connection with Finland?

i'm 1/16 lithuanian and 1/8 polish though

I am Yaqui, German, Spanish

Half greek, half korean
Born in Kazakhstan, live in Russia.

All Serbs are mutts. Hi.

>mesoamerican
>in argentina
how?

It says "Mesoamerican and Andean," so he could be Bolivian or something.

25% Angloid
25% German
25% Scottish
25% Southern Italian

100% degenerate

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i am a polish, italian, spanish, "argentinian" mutt
it's nice to be in company

dios mio

Butifel Eurasian synthesis.

Not really.
Also, myheritage's categories are kinds shit, I compared it to several gedmatch projects and it's more like roughly Baltic rather than Scandinavian or finnish


That's just myheritage being too firstie focused and having broad categories for America. It could be anything from mesoamerican to selk'nam from tierra del fuego or mapuche, it's all the same for them.

Personally I don't know more than that either, I believe it was my dad's grandma who was some kind of indio.

I'm 1/6 Armenian and like 1/124 Italian. How do I cope with being a mutt guys

I am half Australian, 3/4 British and 1/4 Czech