New map of East Asian DNA in Europe

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Originally Posted by Sky earth

I don't get it why Western Turkey is brighter colored than Central Turkey as we already know that Turks from Aydin have the highest Mongoloid admxiture on average. Turks from Istanbul and Kayseri with lays In Central Asia have 6 % Mongoloid admixture on average while Turks from Aydin have 11 % Mongoloid admixture.


http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-7iDFhUObtn...s1600/K12b.jpg

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I was thinking the same thing. Western Turks are actually more Asian than Central Anatolian Turks.

I am very proud that my Nation has most East Asian admixture all of Europe, there are many advantages like having cute girls

http://images.thenude.eu/admin/cover...0-11/11-15.jpg
http://s1.1zoom.net/big0/451/325006-svetik.jpg

^ ^ ^ ^

We need to check out the authenticity of those 'Burberry' clothes! Not saying they're fake though... :rofl_002:

So can someone tell me if ScandoMong's are related to their Eastern counterparts? ;)

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Originally Posted by ButlerKing

Dodecad's K=12 admixtures were calculated. But I never got round to make the East Asian admixture map. It is now done. It combines the values for Northeast Asian and Southeast Asian.

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Did you do this map yourself?

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Originally Posted by Vampire

So can someone tell me if ScandoMong's are related to their Eastern counterparts? ;)

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The minor East Asian admixture in Scandinavia is in the north so I assume this is the Saami, and Norwegians, and Swedes with Saami blood.
http://www.eupedia.com/images/conten...-admixture.gif

why kalmykia (kalmuks look totally mongols) have so few east asian dna ?

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Originally Posted by bimo

why kalmykia (kalmuks look totally mongols) have so few east asian dna ?

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They don't include recent ethnic minority

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Originally Posted by Mr.KnowItAll

Did you do this map yourself?

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No I didn't