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Yes i have an average for Kerman region:Quote:
Originally Posted by Leto
Distance to: Sirjan
3.92433434 Iran_C_East
4.08600049 Iranian_Fars
4.64284396 Iran_Central
5.14629964 Iran_Khorasan
7.86945360 Yazidi
East Asian could come from the Afshar or Bichaghchi (Arasbaran) tribe of Sirjan
Maybe more Northern or something. But Kyp says he's not unusual.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dr_Maul
Was lookig through the matches of another person (trying to help him figure out his ancestry) and found this individual. Presumably from Turkey (just put Ilkay as his name). Y-DNA is listed as O-M95 but I don't see much Xi Jinping in his results
Gedrosia 23.8 Pct
Siberian 1.08 Pct
Northwest_African 0.7 Pct
Southeast_Asian -
Atlantic_Med 7.36 Pct
North_European 8.41 Pct
South_Asian 1.23 Pct
East_African 0.47 Pct
Southwest_Asian 12.78 Pct
East_Asian 0.77 Pct
Caucasus 43.39 Pct
Sub_Saharan -
Distance to: Ilkay
2.63058929 Zaza
3.49509657 Talysh_Azerbaijan
4.16237913 Kurd_Adygea
4.41013605 Udi_Azerbaijan
4.47466200 Kurd_Kurmanji
5.79033678 Azerbaijani_Iran
6.18558001 Yazidi
6.37370379 Azerbaijani_Turkey
6.76334976 Kurd_Sorani
7.08218187 Azerbaijani
Target: Ilkay
Distance: 1.2852% / 1.28522037 | ADC: 0.5x RC
32.9 Zaza
31.3 Udi_Azerbaijan
28.2 Talysh_Azerbaijan
7.6 Azerbaijani_Dagestan
Target: Ilkay
Distance: 1.4845% / 1.48445981 | ADC: 1x RC
43.3 Talysh_Azerbaijan
36.9 Udi_Azerbaijan
19.8 Zaza
Distance to: Ilkay
1.22315457 13.00% Ossetian_South + 87.00% Zaza
1.35638207 12.40% Abkhazian + 87.60% Zaza
1.37413489 18.40% Georgian_Svan + 81.60% Kurd_Kurmanji
1.41121894 10.60% Georgian_Svan + 89.40% Zaza
1.47577716 12.00% Kumyks + 88.00% Zaza
1.48009287 21.00% Abkhazian + 79.00% Kurd_Kurmanji
1.48609033 19.00% Georgian_Gurian + 81.00% Kurd_Kurmanji
1.53138747 12.40% Ossetian + 87.60% Zaza
1.56191151 13.20% Adyghe + 86.80% Zaza
1.56312722 19.40% Abkhazian + 80.60% Kurd_Adygea
@Leto as far I know(i once made a y-dna map if Turkey lol) there is one person with haplogroup O in Tunceli. Also it seems this haplogroup is existing, even it is very rare, among Anatolian Turks. On the other hand i never saw haplogroup C in Turkey. We need more samples but I carefully claim that this is not of Mongolian origin, it seems they didn’t left any genetic trace in Anatolia(even not Y-Dna).
Black Sea region has a significant amount of C AFAIK. It could rather be related to Tatars rather than direct Mongol footprint though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gecko
Furthermore, 2 O and 1 C individuals had been found in Balkan Turks among 130 samples, if that helps.
Turkish DNA project on FTDNA has some O+C and even 2 D's, but overall out of the entire nation its probably something like 0.01%Quote:
Originally Posted by Gecko
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2NKS-3ZaEtQQuote:
Originally Posted by Gecko
Here is C from Samsun
Well yeah, this is Anatolian Turks, non-Turks from Anatolia excluded:Quote:
Originally Posted by Kaspias
N=304 (Source: TurkishDNA)
https://i.ibb.co/6gs8WVY/Anadolu.png
And this is Balkan Turks, non-Turks from Balkans excluded:
https://i.ibb.co/wphVX5S/BTY-DNA-2020-Haziran-m.png
Azerbaijan has a couple of O
Thanks guys, i hope you didn’t misunderstood me, i meant with „very rare“ not even 1%. I mostly used Youtube, other portals and this famiythree website for my Y-Dna list, i tried to visit Turkishdna project but then it was not possible, it seems they have sometimes problems with the upkeep of this website. Unfortunately i don’t have „contacts“ or „sources“ like you guys to find more information hahaha. But still i doubt that Mongolians left genetic leftover in Anatolia. Like you said @Kaspias, the haplogroup C is probably of Tatar (and maybe even it could came from Caucasian migrants, dont have Tats or another group there a big amount of this haplogroup?) or Oghuz origin. I tried to make a list or map of all haplogroups since there are definitely some interesting features among Turks, for example why that some regions have visible N and some Q. That could help us to understand the genetic history of Oghuz Turks.