My yourDNAportal Test Results • Part 2
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ก.ค. 2024
- Breyionna the Afrofuturist compares Living DNA to yourDNAportal. Part Two of this episode reveals my yourDNAportal Results.
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Chapters
Title Sequence - 00:00
Intro - 00:29
Living DNA & yourDNAportal - 00:47
My African Ethnicities - 01:21
Predictions - 02:20
yourDNA portal - 3:27
The Process - 4:21
Results For Distant Ancestors - 05:22
Initial Thoughts 1 - 11:03
Ancestry DNA Comparison - 11:34
Ethnicity Summaries - 13:10
Estimates for 2nd Great Grandparents - 15:10
Initial Thoughts 2 - 18:26
Estimates for Great Grandparents - 20:44
Estimates for Grandparents - 22:01
Initial Thoughts 3 - 24:13
Final Thoughts - 24:53
The Wrap Up - 26:35
I love your enthusiasm for this stuff ❤️
Thanks!! I can't wait until this science evolves to become more absolute in the future. But for now, it's so interesting in terms of history and culture.
❤ I really appreciate all your research. I will try yourDNAportal.
Great! Happy I could help. Let me know how it goes!
What’s up sis! Also Tikar, Hausa, and Fulani descendant here confirmed on my mt-DNA from AA. I just completed the LIving DNA ethic group test as well and was happy but not fully satisfied as they also left a few groups out in my results. After searching for more reviews and options I came across your page and watched your pt 1 and pt 2 of your Living DNA and YourPortalDNA reviews. I just have to say thank you for your time going into fine details in the comparisons and I am also just as excited as you! I’ll be uploading my Ancestry data tonight on YourPortalDNA!
You're welcome, and thanks for watching!! I hope YourDNAPortal helped you find some more connections. Let me know how it goes.
Took the test after your video, glad I did! Descendant of the Nankani over here 🙏🏾
AYEEE!! Happy for you! 🙏🏾
Thanks sister, Love your content
Thank you for watching!!
My your DNA Portal for Grandparents is Fulani Senegal, Hausa Nigeria, Herrero Namibia, and Brong Ghana. This confirmed by 23andme but some of it does not make total sense to me.
I definitely understand that. There's so many ethnic groups that I didn't even realize were affected by the Western slave trade, many that I didn't even know about until I started studying them. And with all the ancestors we have, the possibilities for ethnic variety are great, especially considering how diverse each country/region in Africa was and still is today. But keep in mind that these are still just estimates. They're not always 100% accurate, but they do get insight into what your heritage may look like based on genetic similarities and mathematical calculations.
If my ancestry dna shows Nigerian 28 percent and 23 and me has it 39 percent and your dna portal has me as mende Sierra Leon at 11 and Akan Ghana and yoruba both at 10. What am I
It's important to know that those regional percentages are really just estimates. Ancestry DNA, 23andMe, Living DNA, Family Tree DNA, My Heritage, etc. are all just guessing based on the few African samples that they have. That's why the estimates change yearly and will continue to change.
I personally trust African Ancestry more because they have over 30,000 Indigenous African samples, whereas the autosomal companies only have an average of about 150 African samples total. There's a huge chance that you do have a significant amount of Mende ancestry, but there's no way to 100% know for sure because the other companies don't have many Mende samples to compare yours to.
I recommend you try the Matriclan Test with African Ancestry. It's not as cheap, but they can actually connect you to a people in Africa.
I would love to see your north Africa or ancient African as many of the tribes you're from left Egypt or Sudan for west Africa and Central Africa.
Thanks for watching!! The North African results are relatively the same, except for some trace ancient Berber ancestry. I may make a video in the future with those results.
Most of the ethnic groups I've matched with honestly aren't from the Nile River Valley though, except for the semi-Bantu groups like the Tikar, Bamoum, and Bamileke and then the Akan. The other Bantu peoples were said to be Egyptian by early European anthropologists, but their oral traditions say differently.
@@Breyionna I tend to give the side eye to many Europeans in the field because sometimes there racism shows up through there research. I had a feeling you would have some traces of Amazigh people or Berbers as the Arabs liked to refer to the Amazigh people.
@@Breyionna you welcome I look forward to the other vodeos
@@mr.e212 I hear you. That's why I chose to pursue cultural anthropology to dispel a lot of misinformation and learn the oral traditions of the different ethnic groups, especially in Central Africa, to highlight their cultures and contributions in their present-day regions.
@@Breyionna That's awesome, I've been doing a lot of research on so many things. I'm trying to do my family tree next and maybe one more test. I'm thinking my Nigerian ancestry might actually be CAr or Chad