Turkish Giants from North Caucasus

[Turkminator]

What do Kazakhs and Uzbeks, Yakuts have more than Turkic?

There are studies, that show that Turkic Yakuts from Siberia have the strongest Proto-Turkic component, but have gradually mixed from time to time with Tungusic-speaking peoples from the South. The same is true for many Kazakhs who have absorbed a lot of Mongol tribes.

The Yakuts of northeastern Siberia are a Turkic-speaking population of horse- and cattle-breeders surrounded by Tungusic-speaking reindeer-herders and hunter-gatherers. Archaeological and ethnohistorical data suggest that Yakuts stem from a common ancestral population with the Buryats living near Lake Baikal. To address this hypothesis, we obtained sequences of the first hypervariable segment (HV1) of the mitochondrial DNA control region from Yakuts and Buryats and compared these with sequences from other Eurasian populations. The mtDNA results show that the Buryats have close affinities with both Central Asian Turkic groups and Mongols, while the Yakuts have close affinities with northeastern Siberian, Tungusic-speaking Evenks and south Siberian, Turkic-speaking Tuvans. This different ancestry of the Yakuts and the Tuvans (compared with other Turkic-speaking groups) most likely reflects extensive admixture that occurred between Turkic-speaking steppe groups and Evenks as the former migrated into Siberia. Moreover, the Yakuts are unique among Siberian populations in having a high number of haplotypes shared exclusively with Europeans, suggesting, contrary to the historical record, that occasionally Yakut men took Russian women as wives.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/12567375

[JanPulja]

Do you confuse pure-blooded Turks like me with your Soviet circus family? You are a genetic defect, an unwanted mutation of Stalin. Soviet-Mongrels and unclean blood like you must be immediately euthanized like a dog.

[Mingle]

Mongol

What makes you say that? Is it cause C3 is common in both Mongols and Kazakhs? If so, then how do you know C3 is came from the Mongols and wasn't there natively? There are some Kazakhs of Mongol origin but also many of Turk origin.

[Mingle]

What do Kazakhs and Uzbeks, Yakuts have more than Turkic?

Uzbeks and Turkmens are heavily mixed with Iranic (Khwarezmian). Yakuts are more similar to other indigenous Siberians than to Turks.

[Turkminator]

The interesting thing about the Yakuts is, that after 3000 years of temporal separation and 15000 Km distance with Western Turks, we can communicate with each other predominantly.

[Imamudin]

Bilyal Makhov is a North Caucasian fighter of Balkar ancestry and not Turkish. Only the guy on the last picture is Turkish. How can you dare to insult someone as Turkish when he in fact isn't Turkish? Can't you post Turkish fighters?

[Freeroostah]

Kumyks, Balkars, Karachay etc. Summarized under the umbrella term: Mountain Tatars.

Interesting

[Sebastianus Rex]

Too bad you are a bunch of faggots who only managed to won some battles relying on heavy numerical advantage.

[Bell Beaker]

Too bad you are a bunch of faggots who only managed to won some battles relying on heavy numerical advantage.

They were even defeated several times by the Portuguese in the Indian ocean, a power that was far away from the mainland and who only reached the area a few decades earlier (1498).

[Sebastianus Rex]

They were even defeated several times by the Portuguese in the Indian ocean, a power that was far away from the mainland and who only reached the area a few decades earlier (1498).

Sure got their ass kicked everytime they faced Iberians. We kicked the shit out of them in the Indian Ocean and the Spanish gave them a solid beating in the Mediterranean.