Looks normal. Probably has some tork ancestry (very common all over Iran). But certainly not the average for Shiraz, as you can see by the distances.Quote:
Originally Posted by Aren
Printable View
Looks normal. Probably has some tork ancestry (very common all over Iran). But certainly not the average for Shiraz, as you can see by the distances.Quote:
Originally Posted by Aren
I'm thinking he has low Gedrosia for a Persian but low East Asian and low Caucasus to be Azeri shifted.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kyp
Maybe ask the person, idk. There were also Turkish-tribes in South of Iran who are mostly completely assimilated by now (except Qashqai). He has 3% East Eurasian could be 1/4 Azeri too or half. There are also full Azeris who are only around 36% Caucasus. A large percentage of Azerbaijanis doesn't have anything to do with Transcaucasus region. A common misconception.Quote:
Originally Posted by Aren
Kurdish ancestry could be possible too.
Lots of possibilites.
Probably Anatolian ancestry, a substantial port if Azerbaijanis/ tribes in Iran are descending from Anatolian Turks. Probably the reason why the person is clustering with Kurds/Zazas: Big Iranian + visible Anatolian(Turk) influence.Quote:
Originally Posted by Aren
Atlantic_Med 7.39 Pct
North_European 11.64 Pct
It's a lot for Iran but overall doesn't look damaged to me at all.
By the way, it would interesting to find some people from Fereydoonshahr. It's the place where Iranian Georgians live. They are completely Islamicized of course and probably mixed by now but still at least half Georgians half Persians must be common.
Christian Palestinian from Bethlehem
I suppose the Levant has remained nearly untouched by updates.
Admix Results (sorted):
# Population Percent
1 Caucasus 42.88
2 Southwest_Asian 25.56
3 Atlantic_Med 15.27
4 Gedrosia 10.25
5 Northwest_African 2.69
6 East_African 1.66
7 North_European 1.14
8 South_Asian 0.45
9 Sub_Saharan 0.09
Single Population Sharing:
# Population (source) Distance
1 Lebanese (Behar) 5.29
2 Syrians (Behar) 6.48
3 Druze (HGDP) 7
4 Jordanians (Behar) 8.16
5 Palestinian (HGDP) 9.58
6 Iraq_Jews (Behar) 9.82
7 Samaritians (Behar) 11.25
8 Cypriots (Behar) 11.9
9 Iranian_Jews (Behar) 13.04
10 Uzbekistan_Jews (Behar) 14.12
11 Assyrian (Dodecad) 14.13
12 Georgia_Jews (Behar) 14.54
13 Azerbaijan_Jews (Behar) 14.88
14 Sephardic_Jews (Behar) 15.99
15 Turkish (Dodecad) 17.9
16 Armenian (Dodecad) 17.93
17 Morocco_Jews (Behar) 17.94
18 Turks (Behar) 18.21
19 Armenians_15 (Yunusbayev) 18.85
20 Ashkenazy_Jews (Behar) 20.38
Mixed Mode Population Sharing:
# Primary Population (source) Secondary Population (source) Distance
1 66.7% Syrians (Behar) + 33.3% Cypriots (Behar) @ 3
2 52.6% Syrians (Behar) + 47.4% Druze (HGDP) @ 3.51
3 60.9% Jordanians (Behar) + 39.1% Cypriots (Behar) @ 3.75
4 55.6% Druze (HGDP) + 44.4% Jordanians (Behar) @ 4.26
5 56.5% Palestinian (HGDP) + 43.5% Cypriots (Behar) @ 4.34
6 64.9% Lebanese (Behar) + 35.1% Druze (HGDP) @ 4.4
7 78.7% Lebanese (Behar) + 21.3% Samaritians (Behar) @ 4.49
8 66.7% Iraq_Jews (Behar) + 33.3% Morocco_Jews (Behar) @ 4.6
9 81.1% Lebanese (Behar) + 18.9% Cypriots (Behar) @ 4.63
10 61.6% Druze (HGDP) + 38.4% Palestinian (HGDP) @ 4.66
11 96.2% Lebanese (Behar) + 3.8% Sardinian (HGDP) @ 4.77
12 77.9% Syrians (Behar) + 22.1% Sephardic_Jews (Behar) @ 4.83
13 66.6% Cypriots (Behar) + 33.4% Bedouin (HGDP) @ 4.94
14 64.2% Iraq_Jews (Behar) + 35.8% Sephardic_Jews (Behar) @ 4.95
15 69.4% Lebanese (Behar) + 30.6% Syrians (Behar) @ 4.96
16 81.5% Druze (HGDP) + 18.5% Bedouin (HGDP) @ 4.99
17 84.2% Lebanese (Behar) + 15.8% Iraq_Jews (Behar) @ 5.05
18 91% Lebanese (Behar) + 9% Sephardic_Jews (Behar) @ 5.07
19 81.1% Syrians (Behar) + 18.9% Armenian (Dodecad) @ 5.09
20 84.7% Syrians (Behar) + 15.3% Armenians (Behar) @ 5.11
Eurogenes K13:
1 Samaritan 2.81
Eurogenes K15:
1 Samaritan 4.15
Turk from Aydin Province:
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped..._in_Turkey.svg
Gedrosian: 13.94
Siberian: 5.07
Northwest_African: 0.08
Southeast_Asian: 1.45
Atlantic_Med: 14.42
North_European: 11.89
South_Asian 1.78
East_African 0.00
Southwest_Asian: 10.46
East_Asian: 6.82
Caucasian: 33.78
South_African: 0.31
Distance to: Turk_Aydin2
2.59903828 Turk_Southwest
3.60469139 Turk_Northwest
4.32060181 Turk_West_BlackSea
5.05034652 Turk_Anatolia
5.12410968 Turk_Central_West
5.86046073 Yoruk
5.93600034 Turk_South
7.39530256 Turk_Central_Black_Sea
8.27718551 Turk_Central_East
9.39690907 Turk_Southeast
10.79013902 Crimean_Tatar_Mountain
11.23288921 Azerbaijani
11.79612648 Azerbaijani_Turkey
13.13571087 Azerbaijani_Iran
13.41991058 Crimean_Tatar_Coast
15.29336457 Greek_Crete
15.46394193 Turk_East
15.79849676 Turkmen_Iraq
16.19704294 Turkmen_Iran
16.30030368 Kurd_Kurmanji
16.76380029 Karachay
16.82151598 MD_Jewish
16.88617209 Italy_Apulia
17.03588859 Zaza
17.22959663 Iran_Khorasan
Target: Turk_Aydin2
Distance: 2.1681% / 2.16813511 | ADC: 0.5x
96.4 Turk_Southwest
2.4 Turk_Northwest
0.8 Burmanese
0.4 CHD30
Good point, i once read that Safevids settled a lot of Caucasians in Persia (Armenians/Georgians/Circissians) but i dont know whether they left genetic traces?Quote:
Originally Posted by Leto
They don't differ so much from Iranians genetically, in that regard a settlement from 16/17th century won't leave any traces. Settlements from Qajar and Pahlavi periods is a different story.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bender1999
A few Georgians in Fereydoonshahr are said to remain to this day. You can even find signs in Georgian in that city.