Added Genomelink Global Ancestry and Indigenous American Report Feature
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- Опубліковано 2 чер 2024
- I recently purchased two more DNA features that are on Genomelink.com onto the 23andMe raw DNA that I had uploaded. And I was very pleased at the results.
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Thank you, I agree. It's more assuring when you do find the same ethnicities popping up on various tests, but the overal composition doesn't change much even if the percentages do and they usually do at times significantly.
I am Dutch Surinamese and i see that we share exact the same global ethnicities, but I have 6 more.
very fascinating. You are spread all over.
Now they have the Deep Ancestry feature. Mine was interesting. Was a bit surprised when thee results of 18.9% Brazilian. I would definitely get that on my mother’s side. Because I have 🇵🇹 and 🇪🇸. Some indigenous as well. But it’s interesting seeing how DNA has many surprises.
Im Hispanic with white skinned and green eyes and darker hair. Often people thought I was Russian, Ukraine, Greek or other places. And I took it and it said I had all that. It seems I have a higher European than Indigenous which I did expected that. Also, im connected genetically in a smaller percentage with west Asia-turkey. Overall we are connected and have been mixing with each other for so long. Hopefully this makes us all feel more united and understanding of others.
Is it possible to learn the IQ level. I saw it on the circle dna.
Hi I’m just wondering If I can upload my raw DNA from Ancestry to Genomelink? I don’t want to keep paying for individual test
Yes. You can. However, it will cost you to unlock the ancestry features. If you have 23andMe raw DNA it will show up better results. I've noticed my AncestryDNA isn't processed as good, and leaves some stuff out, when I compare both kits on GEDmatch.
good morning
Can you download your rawDNA on a iPad or do you need a laptop to do the download and upload to genome link?
I'm not sure because I've always used a regular computer/laptop to do it. The file will normally be a zipped file. Then you unzip it and it is a text file. If you have a laptop, I'd try it that way. But if you don't, I'd use the iPad and see if it works.
@@odetomy thanks
@@odetomy Is the process free?
@@jackiethomas249 To download your raw DNA to your computer from companies like 23andMe is free. Also, I just thought of this, when you sign up to some DNA companies that let you use your raw DNA from other companies, they will ask you which company you want to use and they will allow you to sign in to the other company through their system and they will get the raw DNA for you. But I can't remember if Genomelink does that or not.
@@odetomy I’m thinking about using my Ancestry 🧬 raw dna on genome link. Then i can see what they’re not using in their report.
I have exact same results. We all mixed.
Same everybody I know have same results. It's a scam. These results don't compare 2 her ancestry dna at all. I taken every test and its all different and scam as I don't have any Asian, African, Indian in me at all,but still gives me the same results as this lady is grasps on to anything she wants, cause she can't deal with being a full white women. Every single person as 1% African, but you not Black and cannot claim it. I got 1% black, doesn't mean I'm mixed and 2% native Indian i have. Its just noise and I wouldn't claim being native American, but this lady is a white women who would claim everything just so she can say she is "mixed" when most of her tests say 100% European. 🙄
Truth. We all have these same results on this genomelink 🙄
Idk most Europeans have 98-100% European ancestry. So basically different ethnicities but almost always the same race
Very true most of us are mixed and that's why we should love one another and also we are all connected in a way.. history is one big melting pot I also did this site
@@geni412 maybe Europeans from Europe but European ppl in America they're more than likely mixed from history..
I totally agree with you. I thought I was just Pacific Islander and Asian but I had some north west European. Very interesting. I love to know the ancient history to
I love your accent
Hi if I have Native American on mine global genomelink does it mean I have that in my dna?
I would say so. But a good idea would be to take your raw DNA from whichever company (23andMe, MyHeritage, or AncestryDNA) and load it up on GEDmatch.com (for free). Once loaded, if you run your kit through the K13 Global model and it shows up with American Indian, then it's a safe bet that you do have Native American DNA. Because that would be at least 2 places saying so. Another good place to do a DNA test with is CRI Genetics. It costs between $70 something to $100 (depending what all you want to add to your report). But it's pretty awesome how deep they dive into your DNA. I loved my report!
@@odetomy I put it through genomelink and he’s match, also my true ancestry 3 places saying
Oh and illustrative dna
@@nickclark1695 If it's showing up in those places too, then I'd say you definitely have it.
on my Native America report it says most unique ethicity sorrano 3.7% what does the 3.7% indicate
Did you mean Serrano? If that's the case, then you have 3.7% (almost 4%) of this Native American tribe in your DNA. From what I just read, this tribe was in the Northwestern regions of North America. If I had to guess, you probably have a 2nd, or 3rd great grandparent who was 100% Serrano Indian who married someone else from another ethnicity group (even if that other person was also Native American, they had a different kind of Native American than the 100% Serrano person). Is that what you were wondering?
hi did you do a test with Cricket genetics or just upload raw data?
I don't think I've heard of Cricket Genetics before. I uploaded my raw DNA (23andMe, I think?) to Genomelink. Did you mean CRI Genetics? I did an actual test with them.
@@odetomy sory my dads been using this account, he's a cricket fan. predictive texts. ok also try tellmegen. good for African Dan
@@zakkwyldededicatedfan9733 I did a TellMeGen test and I made a video about my results back a few months ago. It wasn't great, but it was better than my AncestryDNA and my current 23andMe (after all the terrible updates) reports.
@@odetomy tbh I am not impressed with ancestry. my heritage was good, this is my mums Dna tho. but maybe we could exchange emails, I'm facinated by this stuff
Is this because Ancesty and 23 & Me only go back 500 years and Genomelink goes back 5,000 years?
Actually, Ancestry and 23andme barley go back 150 years. My DNA report doesn't reflect much of the DNA I received from my 4th and 5th great grandparents. And, on average, that covers about 150 years of a family tree. Your 6th cousin is about the farthest out they will show you of your kinship matches. But... If I have any 6th cousins who don't share, at least, a full 8th centimorgan strip of DNA with me, that cousin won't be listed as my cousin on Ancestry.com. Same thing with 23andMe. This is very sad. Those companies need to do better.
Ancestry and 23 & Me have gone back more than 500 years for me but that's because you have to have the information to connect to other people's info. Family Search is also a good website.
@@fredoconn I've done a lot of family research and I can tell you that it's barely 150 years for me. Think about it. They refuse to connect anyone up to each other past the 5th great grandparent on their Thru Lines feature. It's because they aren't telling you the truth past that time frame. If you are mostly a homogenous heritage (where most of your ancestors only came from a certain region), or if there were mostly very recent changes in ethnicity groups in your family tree, then you would certainly believe they are going 500 or more years in your history. Because there's not much change in your family tree that you know of past a certain point, except for the more modern stuff. However, if there has been a LOT of different changes in ethnicity groups that happened prior to your 4th or 5th great grandparent, you are kind of out of luck on Ancestry and 23andMe. They are refusing to unlock the Thru Lines feature past the 5th great grandparent because they don't want to go back further in time than that. Yet, they want to fool lots of people into thinking that they are going as far back as 1,000 years. That is a LIE. Otherwise, all this stuff that is showing up on these other DNA sites (that actually DO DIG DEEPER) that I have taken DNA test through and with all the information I have found in my family tree would be lining up on Ancestry and 23andMe. But it's not. One has to ask WHY. If a company doesn't look at DNA strips smaller than 8 cM long in size, they are omitting your past. Because those smaller pieces are your ancient ancestors. Get it? The bigger the strips, the more homogenous the pieces are and the more recent the ancestry. Because if you have most of your ancestry be one ethnicity group passed down for years in a particular side of your family, it's going to stick together in longer strands like glue. The smaller the strips, the more changes that happened in ethnicity groups and the more ancient the ancestry is. Especially when dealing with lots of changes in ethnicity groups. I've had a whole lot of changes in ethnicity groups in my family tree that has happened over a 1,000 years, or even 500 years. As you can see from this video.
Yes!
I’m still just now figuring out how to interpret these results but they seem mostly accurate forsure given my ancestry. For example, 23 and me just labels me Ashkenazi Jew from my fathers side. However, they don’t break down the typical admixture of that. Ashkenazi Jews r said to be men from the Levant (Israel Middle East) taken to Italy as slaves and bred with Italian women. When they moved to further north in Europe including eastern and western, they ended up staying within their own communities and not breeding outside of them a whole lot although there is often a little admixture. After doing my heritage I was very satisfied and then doing gedmatch tools and genomelink it all seemed to break it down that I have about a quarter of that Ashkenazi side to be middle eastern, about a quarter to Eastern European but is as broken down into south Slavic with genomelink which honestly seems incredible accurate. I can see it on my great grandfathers face and where he settled it adds up. And then the other half is Mediterranean of mostly southern Italian and Iberian. Most Ashkenazi have Italian and often a little green due to Greeks traveling and breeding there but it’s always a mix. Some Ashkenazis have far more middle eastern than Mediterranean or more equal amount and u can see it on ur face. This is my perception so far but I’m still learning alot
Both GEDMatch and Genomelink show that I have Spanish ancestry from Galicia. I know this because I have several ancestors ok the family tree I made have Spanish last names. Genomelink gave me 11.10% Iberian on the Global test and on the European test, they gave me 10.29% Iberian, 0.90 %Basque and 0.40 Hispanic Jews so I know for a fact that I have some Spanish ancestry.
My small amount of north Europe and iberian results at Genomelink did.not show up on my true Ancestry
Yeah, quite a bit of my different ethnic groups didn't show up on MyTrueAncestry either. They are mostly focused on England, France, and Norway on mine. Except for when they showed the K15 and one of the other models that is the same as some of the GEDmatch models. That's where some of the other stuff popped up. Also, they don't show you much for free. They want you to upgrade to the different levels to unlock a lot of the samples. Not too thrilled with that web site. I also wish they would have better web developers designing their site. it's too late 90's and early 2000's looking, and a little confusing. Not a fan.
@@odetomy yes the Web layout looks very plain. Not much information.
My true Ancestry showed more Asian and austronesian groups.
0.7 northern European
0.1 iberian never showed up
I have zero percent African
However there was some red sea small percentage showing on the ged match Page.
I do mostly agree that I'm of Oceanian and Asian bloodlines.
@@odetomy I have no common shares with the European viking career groups however I had an option sent from genomelink to pay extra to find out. That is total lies because it came up with zero percent so there is no reason to spend extra.
@@EmeraldD523 I've been getting different kinds of emails from them trying to lure me in with paying for an upgrade too. I just ignore them. Don't get me wrong, if I had a lot of money to throw around, I wouldn't mind paying for some of that stuff, but I don't right now. But actually, when I do have extra money, I'm more interested in buying some more of the new features on the Genomelink site. They have really updated their site and are better with their ancient ancestry findings. So, I'd rather buy from them first, as I already have bought a few features there.
@@odetomy yes by any chance did you do the My true Ancestry.
I would go with test that are Ancestry dna or My Heritage, they gave me more accuracy. Others are way in the past or not near recent like other people have stated. At least Ancestry dna is accurate with my communities which are African and Asian and have people who I actually know.
That's good for people who only care, or want to know about their very recent stuff. But you do realize that your ancient stuff is in you DNA too and some of that can have a HUGE affect on your body, even if it's small. It depends on where it is and what it controls. That's what makes all this so interesting and another reason why I like to dig deeper and find out about my semi-ancient to ancient ancestors and ethnicity.
@@odetomy Ancestry dna does go deeper. It gave me my Chinese community. Even though my Grandad is half Chinese or East Asian.
@@odetomy I love your videos btw. And the Paranormal activity videos. 😊💜
@@noneckedbuddy.2297 Yep, Ancestry dna does update alot and is in alot of commercials. So I know they have better equipment and actually given me family member who I already know. I didn't even know I had Korean and it came up. 💜😊
@@coco-cliveasmrgenealogy6171 That's not what I would call deep analysis.
Sounds like this person is from the south.
I did this too.
I have 13 ethnicities.
I like the individual Chromosome results.
Primarily, Spanish and Portuguese dominates my chromosomes numbers 6, 7, 8, 9 & 11.
#14 is dominated by Italian.
I did Europe Ancestry report.
I have 3% Roma. Some call them Gypsies.
The come from Northern India.
& I have North Indian & Middle Eastern, ethnicites, too.
Did you get Hispanic Jewish?
I did. But just like only 1%.
I have NOTHING from The continental United States.
In this report my "Hispanic" is just labelled as Iberian. In some other tests I have showed up as having small amounts of Jewish. I don't know what's up with that. I think, some of my Middle Eastern stuff is actually a little bit of Jewish ancestry and some companies know how to label it and others don't. Oh, well. It is what it is. lol.
@@odetomy Is Jewish an ethnicity, or a religion?
I have always wondered why "Jewish" is treated as both.
@@adamrspears1981 I think, it's considered both. But that's just an educated guess.
Hispanic means Latin American. Otherwise you are Iberian or Spanish as in from Spain. Jewish is both a religion and heritage because the dna is very isolated and specific. Sephardic Jew and European Jewish but Hispanic Jewish? I’m actually Hispanic- Ecuadorian. Hispanic/Latinos ( latina America)are very diverse compromising of usually several mixes….Spanish is Spaniard( Europe)and are also diversified Sephardic Jew can be researched through the great inquisition of Spain.
@@i.m.mezclada6559 Excuse me, I misspoke about Hispanic. You are right. The European Spanish is called Spanish, Portuguese, or Iberian, not Hispanic. But I do have South American indigenous in some tests, along with having Iberian, so who knows what could have happened. I could have a Spanish conqueror on back in my family tree. You never know.
I had 11 hadley any Viking
idk it showed me a bunch of native and asian abit of balkan and african i dont believe mine is real
Is it possible to learn the IQ level. I saw it on the circle dna.
Is it possible to learn the IQ level. I saw it on the circle dna.
Is it possible to learn the IQ level. I saw it on the circle dna.