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Dominicanese's AncestryDNA results
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overall its basically 60% euro, 30% SSA, and 10% Native
on a side note, my fam has been in DR since 1530s-1720 (1720 was the last documented non dominican relative we traced, everyone after was born in DR)
on a side note, my fam has been in DR since 1530s-1720 (1720 was the last documented non dominican relative we traced, everyone after was born in DR)
SavannahCatGiannis
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Wow people here have diverse backgrounds. My results are like almost 90% French, with a bit of Irish and Native American.
Carlito's Way
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2% Mayan, interesting
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your Native could be from Indigenous Mexicans that migrated to Hispanola during the Spanish era, as well as Taino natives from both sides of the island.
All of your Caucasoid ethnicities is very likely from Iberians (Spaniards), as the Caucasoid side of Hispanic Caribbeans tend to be Iberian (Spaniard).
Your SSA is from many parts of the African continent it seems.
Either way, you are a euro-leaning Mulatto.
All of your Caucasoid ethnicities is very likely from Iberians (Spaniards), as the Caucasoid side of Hispanic Caribbeans tend to be Iberian (Spaniard).
Your SSA is from many parts of the African continent it seems.
Either way, you are a euro-leaning Mulatto.
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the portuguese part is explainable, also my surname is portuguese origin
there was alot of portuguese ppl in the cibao region prior to canarians coming in
and yes there were alot of mexican natives that went to mexico, also im pretty sure that tainos have some mayan in em too
theres a land bridge that used to connect the yucatan to cuba and sank not long ago in terms of history
there was alot of portuguese ppl in the cibao region prior to canarians coming in
and yes there were alot of mexican natives that went to mexico, also im pretty sure that tainos have some mayan in em too
theres a land bridge that used to connect the yucatan to cuba and sank not long ago in terms of history