Seems they have revamped their results. Here are the new results from my original upload.
Scottish,Irish and Welsh is particularly low. According to paper trail supposedly am(rounded to whole figures) Scottish 31% Irish 19%. In contrast Ancestry gives me 38% Ireland.
Never had South Asian before.
Uploaded 23and Me , Ancestry and FTDNA data. Also FTDNA for my dad.
In all of them the Irish,Scottish and Welsh is low compared to paper trail of around 50% for Irish and Scottish. Father gets no Irish,Scottish and Welsh which fits in with his paper trail; barring a query over an ancestor born in Wales who may not be Welsh. Both my father and I get Finnish. This is just above noise level. According to my paper trail,complete to 3gt, there is no Finnish. Not dismissive of it but it certainly before 3gt level if there at all.
I am not sure how dna passes on. Would it be possible for certain chunks of dna to pass on through generations without diminishing as much as it should in %, ie one should expect if there 1.56% or less but actually get 3% ?
The small South Asian for me and Central Asian for my father is intriguing.