Do you consider Bulgarians Slavic?

[Varda]

Nope. All of Croatia is more Slavic than Hungarians. Bosniaks, Bosnian Croats and Bosnian serbs are also more slavic than Hungarians. Serbs from Serbia are as slavic as Hungarians. Bulgarians less. Hungarians are genetically closer to Croats and Slovenes than to Slovaks, btw.

Many people think Hungarians are just non-Slavic speaking Slovaks. It is far away from truth.

[Live The Magic]

Nope. All of Croatia is more Slavic than Hungarians. Bosniaks, Bosnian Croats and Bosnian serbs are also more slavic than Hungarians. Serbs from Serbia are as slavic as Hungarians. Bulgarians less. Hungarians are genetically closer to Croats and Slovenes than to Slovaks, btw.

Serbs from Serbia are basically 70% of all Serbs, so that's non-arguement. I am not entirely sure for southern Croatia, but I agree in a way with you. Southern Hungarians are probably closer to Slovenians and Croats while northern are more like Slovaks.

[Live The Magic]

Doubt this chart is entirely correct. North Macedonians having 42% Slavic ancestry is too much. Also doubt Belarussian are 100% Slavic.

[Psycho]

Bulgarian part is cap

[Psycho]

Doubt this chart is entirely correct. North Macedonians having 42% Slavic ancestry is too much. Also doubt Belarussian are 100% Slavic.

Macedonians should be same as Bulgarians (with just maybe slightly less Turkic)

[Varda]

Macedonians should be same as Bulgarians (with just maybe slightly less Turkic)

Macedonians are little less Slavic and more paleo-Balkanic/Roman than Bulgarians. The closest population to Macedonians are Aromanians and Bulgarians are no2.

[Far_away]

Is that k13?

[Live The Magic]

Macedonians are little less Slavic and more paleo-Balkanic/Roman than Bulgarians. The closest population to Macedonians are Aromanians and Bulgarians are no2.

Both Aromanians, Albanians, and northern parts of Greece are closer to North Macedonians than Bulgarians from what I seen

[Varda]

Is that k13?

Probably. Dušan posted that and medieval/ancient samples which were used for it at Poreklo.

[Straightman]

The Turkic in this chart is really Mongoloid right? Russians have it from Finno-Ugrics, not Turkics. Still I am surprised to see them have over 10%. The Germanic ireally Celto-Germanic right? I am also surprised to see there is Paleo-Balkan and Roman in Germany and quite significant too... What is that really?