Canary Islands, DNA. MyHeritage.

Autosomal DNA test. The North African DNA results in these kind of DNA tests usually show an estimated percentage of 15%-30%, this is because they are analyzing the autosomal chromosomes inherited from father and mother. Normally, Mithocondrial DNA tests (female side) show result of 50%-70% of North African DNA, while the DNA-Y tests (male side) show a higher proportion of European.
This is explained in the way in which colonization worked, which devastated a large part of male lives and then forced marriages between colonists and indigenous women. The Sub-Saharan African results, show the big presence of slavery in the Canary Islands.
The results are:
Iberian: 65,7%
North African: 22,8%.
Irish, Scottish and whales: 9,3%.
Nigerian: 2,2%
It includes me in an additional genetic group, which is not shown in the general results, with a “low confidence level”. This group is Turkish. According to the Genetics company, the low level of confidence is not necessarily ruled out, because it shows a more distant or ancient heritage.

[@mainlander3920]

Very similar to mine (I'm from Brazil).

[@samiman5606]

My salut to you my canary brothers from berber native Moroccan from anti atlas mountains ait mulol tribe my genome belong to Masmouda ancient tribe 💪♓🌍☝️

[@JagdDachshund]

Native canary islanders had light skin, and north african had early european farmer from spain, then arabs invaded and now they are part arab, the amazign speaking people have less black and more iberomuarssin.

[@IM-wq6wu]

No we aren’t Arab, we have our own identity

[@Gunadrar]

Tanmmirt ❤ and congratulations on your results… after 500 hundreds years of colonization, Guanches still remaining in our culture and blood

[@antoninodiazrodriguez]

Canarias no es árabe, ni se le parece, ni se le espera. Canarias es España.

[@Gunadrar]

@@antoninodiazrodriguezexacto, Canarias no es arabe, es mestiza y su raíz amazigh bereber

[@josemartin5942]

Lo de irlandés, gales y escocés no es “correcto”. Esto está hecho por una empresa estadounidense, que no entiende que eso que ponen no es real. Según ellos, los habitantes de Galicia y Asturias son descendientes de galeses, irlandeses y escoceses, cuando la realidad fue que los Celtas, emigraron a las islas británicas. . . Es decir, eres ibérico, celta, aborigen canario y nigeriano 😉

[@Dragoon77]

A Canarias emigraron algunas familias Irlandesas cuando los católicos eran perseguidos allá, también comerciantes en otras épocas. Hay varios apellidos que aún se mantienen hoy en día y no son tan difíciles de encontrar en el archipiélago