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Which is not surprising, since the people that would become Székely have migrated to the Eastern Carpathians from Transylvania, the same as the people who started to become known as Csángó, which migrated at first from Transylvania, and later from Székelyföld to Moldavia.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kökény
Not relevant anymore
wow really interesting some of the Csángós and Székelys have more than 8% East Eurasian, defining it as (South Asian+East Asian+Siberian+Amerindian+Oceanian)
Hungarian master race
New version of the map with Hungarian and many new Serb samples:
https://i.imgur.com/2J8UvSk.png
South Asians are closer to West Asians in my opinion than to East Asians, who are of Mongoloid race. But indeed, some of these individuals have surprisingly large amount of overall Mongoloid components, given that they live in East-Central Europe for many-many centuries. It's just another proof, that because of their isolation they preserved better the original genes of Hungarian Conquerors.Quote:
Originally Posted by Unknown European
After going through the so-called academic kits for previous Hungarian average that was posted before on this thread I have to conclude how absolutely badly they were selected, as they contained numerous kits which belonged to people who were Hungarians of highly mixed ethnic background (if they were even Hungarians at all). These new averages that I will post, without bragging, but will blow the previous average out of the water in truthfulness and representativity.
South Asian on Eurogenes is over 50% West Eurasian.Quote:
Originally Posted by Unknown European
I can give you around 200 samples from Romania and R. Moldova for this map if you want.Quote:
Originally Posted by ph2ter
Ok. Give me.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ion Basescul