According to IllustrativeDNA my closest

[Laredo]

Modern mixed populations are Crimean Tatar can anyone tell me who are these people In general? Are they admixed of Slavic and mongoloid or something?




They look more or less like this

[Beowulf]

I told you once that using distance Mode with mixed people is useless.

All mestizos and harnizos plot there working as intermediate beetween European and amerindian populations

[Scarface F]

They are closer to Anatolian Turks than to Volga Tatars genetically if I am not mistaken. Bu they have even some minor Germanic admix from Goths...yes and obvious mongoloid.

[Laredo]

I told you once that using distance Mode with mixed people is useless.

All mestizos and harnizos plot there working as intermediate beetween European and amerindian populations

So are these people like the mestizos of Russia or something? or are they more like Gypsys?

[Beowulf]

So are these people like the mestizos of Russia or something? or are they more like Gypsys?

Turkic speaking people with both east Eurasian and slavic ancestry with probably something else, if i remember well

[Laredo]

They are closer to Anatolian Turks than to Volga Tatars genetically if I am not mistaken. Bu they have even some minor Germanic admix from Goths...yes and obvious mongoloid.

Interesting, some of them look like mestizos specially people from second photo.

[Ahmet]

They are one of the Turkic populations in the World, as far as I can see on the map you get a bunch of different Turkic populations and Saami. You get these populations because they are a mixture of West Eurasia and East Eurasia just like Latin Americans.

[majevica]

They are closer to Anatolian Turks than to Volga Tatars genetically if I am not mistaken. Bu they have even some minor Germanic admix from Goths...yes and obvious mongoloid.

The Crimean Tatars (Steppe) are actually closer to the Volga Tatars, Turkmens and Uzbeks than to the Anatolian Turks. And very Mongoloid, more so than Volga Tatars.

[Scarface F]

The Crimean Tatars (Steppe) are actually closer to the Volga Tatars, Turkmens and Uzbeks than to the Anatolian Turks. And very Mongoloid, more so than Volga Tatars.

don't they have significant south Euro (Balkan-Anatolian) substrate? Maybe you mean the Nogai in Crimean steppe. There are two types of Tatars there as far as I read.

[Dantevici]

They are divided into two main groups. Northern(çöl) and Southern(yalıboylu). Northern Tatars have a high central Asian admixture. Southern Tatars are a mixture of European and Caucasian. In general, "Tatar" is an umbrella definition built on language and religion. It does not refer to race.





You can also see all Crimean Tatar phenotypes in this video;

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VO4zvlsftwI&list