R1a-z93 in Kyrgyz people. Explanation?

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Originally Posted by Arhat

Z93 exists in Spain and mostly comes from Alans/Sarmatians but some also from Jews or Arabs (they are low in it but still carry it). Where you got the prediction results?

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Morley and Yseq, from MyHeritage raw data newest chip.

In Spain any r1a is quite strange, about 1.2% in all Spain, and 6.5% in Cantabria region, specifically in a valley called Pas (pasiegos) who have aroun 35% r1a, that is an isolated group of people who have very strange haplogroups comparing with the rest of Iberian peninsula. But I have not any (known) familiar link with that valley.

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Originally Posted by gixajo

Morley and Yseq, from MyHeritage raw data newest chip.

In Spain any r1a is quite strange, about 1.2% in all Spain, and 6.5% in Cantabria region, specifically in a valley called Pas (pasiegos) who have aroun 35% r1a, that is an isolated group of people who have very strange haplogroups comparing with the rest of Iberian peninsula. But I have not any (known) familiar link with that valley.

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Theoretically your R1a could also come from Celts who were in Central Europe in contact with Scythians. R1a-Z2125 exists in low frequencies also in Britain, Germany and most of Europe but today it is most frequent among Pashtuns, Kyrgyz and Tatars. But ultimately your R1a-Z2125 is from Proto-Iranics/Sintashta

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Originally Posted by gixajo

Morley and Yseq, from MyHeritage raw data newest chip.

In Spain any r1a is quite strange, about 1.2% in all Spain, and 6.5% in Cantabria region, specifically in a valley called Pas (pasiegos) who have aroun 35% r1a, that is an isolated group of people who have very strange haplogroups comparing with the rest of Iberian peninsula. But I have not any (known) familiar link with that valley.

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Theoretically your R1a could also come from Celts who were in Central Europe in contact with Scythians. R1a-Z2125 exists in low frequencies also in Britain, Germany and most of Europe but today it is most frequent among Pashtuns, Kyrgyz and Tatars. But ultimately your R1a-Z2125 is from Proto-Iranics/Sintashta

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Originally Posted by gixajo

This was my last prediction, made with raw data from Myheritage in this predictor https://cladefinder.yseq.net/ :



And the first prediction was this one, in Morley´s predictor:

https://i.imgur.com/QFk4lfp.png
https://i.imgur.com/uoBt4tn.png

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Your clade is Scythian /Sarmatian/Alan. Visigoths absorbed many Sarmatians from Northern Balkans before they move to Spain. Alans also settled to Spain.
My final clade (R-YP4768<R-Z2122) is Alan-Sarmatian and it exists in various areas of Europe. Cantabria of Spain is one of them.

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Originally Posted by gixajo

I am also Z2125 suposedly, but my paternal side is form Andalucía, Spain, I cannot guess how r1a- Z2125 ended there. Before this subclade I was M417.

My Z2125 comes from this man, could you see in he some Azerbaidjan vibe?

Spoiler!

https://i.imgur.com/bTB7GCB.jpg

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He could also pass as typical Bashkir or Tatar.

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Originally Posted by Arhat

Z93 exists in Spain and mostly comes from Alans/Sarmatians but some also from Jews or Arabs (they are low in it but still carry it). Where you got the prediction results?

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Just to get this straight. We are talking about a Turkic marker.

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Originally Posted by Arhat

Theoretically your R1a could also come from Celts who were in Central Europe in contact with Scythians. R1a-Z2125 exists in low frequencies also in Britain, Germany and most of Europe but today it is most frequent among Pashtuns, Kyrgyz and Tatars. But ultimately your R1a-Z2125 is from Proto-Iranics/Sintashta

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Sintashta has no Iranian connection. It's a Volga-Turkic gene pool, also known as Steppe_MLBA. Stop claiming Turkic genes for your agenda.

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Originally Posted by Tanais

Sintashta has no Iranian connection. It's a Volga-Turkic gene pool, also known as Steppe_MLBA. Stop claiming Turkic genes for your agenda.

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Sintashta is said to have been the proto-Indo-Iranic culture. And they were pretty much European racially.

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Originally Posted by Tanais

Sintashta has no Iranian connection. It's a Volga-Turkic gene pool, also known as Steppe_MLBA. Stop claiming Turkic genes for your agenda.

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Thanks for revealing the truth to us. I guess it is just coincidence that Sintashta lacked Turkic dna, was caucasoid, shared R1a with Corded Ware, clustered with North Europeans and had his material culture borrowed from Corded Ware. Or maybe this is a conspiracy by people who are jealous on Turks and their "great" contributions to civilization.

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Originally Posted by Arhat

Thanks for revealing the truth to us. I guess it is just coincidence that Sintashta lacked Turkic dna, was caucasoid, shared R1a with Corded Ware, clustered with North Europeans and had his material culture borrowed from Corded Ware. Or maybe this is a conspiracy by people who are jealous on Turks and their "great" contributions to civilization.

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Carlos Quiles made an autosomal dna map. Get lost, looser. You can't claim other races dna anymore. Stay home in Jalalabad, where you belong to. Oh, wait. Dna maps are also conspiracy? See it? You lost your mind on this subject, because you are an indoctrinated looser. And indoctrinated people always suffer from delusion. Do you need any calm down pills now?