@Amon, what's the difference between those Syrian groups?
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@Amon, what's the difference between those Syrian groups?
Syrian A cluster close to Lebanese Muslims; Syrian B are mixed with Turkish, Kurdish etc.; Syrian C have higher Beduoin ancestry.Quote:
Originally Posted by Leto
Are Assyrians Semites or close to Kurds and Turks? I am always getting Assyrian on G25 calculators, that is really Sephardic. I want to know if it is common for Jews to get AssyrianQuote:
Originally Posted by Amon
Okay, though Syrian_C has a low sample size. Round the values to two decimal places and submit them hereQuote:
Originally Posted by Amon
https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...N-LINE/page211
They are Semites. Mesopotamians to be exact.Quote:
Originally Posted by Abriekman
A Turk, if I am not wrong father from western Turkey(Denizli?) mother Turkish Cypriot+ Afyon
Gedrosia: 11.49 Pct
Siberian: 2.97 Pct
Northwest_African: -
Southeast_Asian: -
Atlantic_Med: 17.58 Pct
North_European: 13.93 Pct
South_Asian: 2.20 Pct
East_African: -
Southwest_Asian: 11.63 Pct
East_Asian: 2.09 Pct
Caucasus: 35.97 Pct
Sub_Saharan : -
He is very European by Turkish standards. You highlighted the Mongoloid while the European part is much more remarkable in this case. Atlantic Med + North European = 31%.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bender1999
He is very European by Turkish standards. You highlighted the Mongoloid while the European part is much more remarkable in this case. Atlantic Med + North European = 31%.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bender1999
Yes the European is very high, i was thinking about whether he has Balkan Turkish roots. But idk, so it is just an assumption.Quote:
Originally Posted by Leto
Edit: also remarkable that this person has not any Africa(Ssa, East/Nw) considering that the perso has Cypriot ancestry.
Afrian admixture is really that prevalent in Cyprus? Why did the Ottomans bring Sudanese to the island?Quote:
Originally Posted by Bender1999