Yes true. This obvs results from Armenians who assimilated into that society after the genocide. It is not uncommon amongst Sunni Kurds too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fedora
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Yes true. This obvs results from Armenians who assimilated into that society after the genocide. It is not uncommon amongst Sunni Kurds too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fedora
Show me one fully Alevi Kurdish result that shows 50% Anatolian Turkish or 3-5% East Eurasian.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gecko
ohmygad i had to create a new account, i have lost the pass, everything :p
How do i get the new results with the old ones, thx kiss
Admix Results (sorted):
# Population Percent
1 North_European 43.67
2 Atlantic_Med 36.36
3 Caucasus 12.22
4 Gedrosia 5.17
5 Southwest_Asian 1.38
6 Siberian 0.85
7 Northwest_African 0.36
Single Population Sharing:
# Population (source) Distance
1 German (Dodecad) 6.04
2 Mixed_Germanic (Dodecad) 7.65
3 Dutch (Dodecad) 8.54
4 Kent (1000Genomes) 10.51
5 Hungarians (Behar) 10.54
6 French (Dodecad) 10.58
7 CEU30 (1000Genomes) 10.61
8 English (Dodecad) 10.81
9 French (HGDP) 10.92
10 British_Isles (Dodecad) 11.55
11 Cornwall (1000Genomes) 12.88
12 British (Dodecad) 13.09
13 Argyll (1000Genomes) 13.61
14 Orkney (1000Genomes) 13.73
15 Irish (Dodecad) 13.83
16 Orcadian (HGDP) 13.91
17 Norwegian (Dodecad) 15.07
18 Swedish (Dodecad) 16.01
19 Romanians (Behar) 20.01
20 N_Italian (Dodecad) 21.47
They exist. But not as common as Gecko claimed. I think it's mainly restricted to Alevis in places like Kahranmaras:Quote:
Originally Posted by Halgurd
Gedrosia: 22.86
Siberian: 3.16
NW_African: 0.43
SE_Asian: 0.13
Atlantic_Med: 8.79
North_European: 7.48
South_Asian: 0.80
East_African: 0.24
SW_Asian: 12.64
East_Asian: 2.04
Caucasus: 41.17
SSA: 0.25
Distance to: Alevi_Kahranmaras
3.38644356 Zaza_Kurd
3.47977011 Azerbaijani_Iran
3.80252548 Kurd_Kurmanji
3.92936382 Azerbaijani_Turkey
4.63066950 Azerbaijani
4.93952427 Talysh_Azerbaijan
5.74027874 Yazidi_Kurd
5.78270698 Udi
6.56184425 Turk_Southeast
6.58720730 Turkmen_Iraq
6.60364293 Kurd_Sorani
7.11204612 Turk_East
7.87196291 Kurd_Feyli
8.07673201 Iranian_Lur
8.39088196 Azerbaijani_Dagestan
8.57328992 Turk_Central_East
9.95539050 Turk_South
10.19674458 Turk_Central_Black_Sea
10.58090261 Iranian_Fars
11.15516024 Iraqi_Baghdad
11.19434679 Turk_Central_West
11.32193446 Azeri_Jew
11.33601341 Armenian_East
11.90650243 Assyrian_North
11.98061351 Mandean
Target: Alevi_Kahranmaras
Distance: 1.3718% / 1.37177857 | ADC: 0.25x RC
70.6 Zaza_Kurd
12.8 Udi
11.4 Azerbaijani_Turkey
2.6 Ingush
2.6 Yakut
Also interestingly R1a Z93 is common among eastern anatolian Turkmen tribes like bozulus qizilbash Şereflü etc. Also your y dna is R1a Z93 too:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Kyp
There are R1a Z93 in my hometown :d(ankara, Şereflikoçhisar)
https://www.familytreedna.com/public...frame=yresults
Yeah haven't thought of that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Leto
Although I think that the reason Georgians, and to a degree Armenians, display such "clean" results is due in part to their Christian faith and identity. This distinction, together with geography, has probably shielded them from mingling with their neighbors.
So, while Azerbaijanis have mixed with all their neighbors, including Avars, Lezgins and Iranians, which can also be seen in their results, the same can't be said (for now) about Georgians. Even Azerbaijanis in Georgia do not seem to have mixed with the locals, unlike Azeris in Dagestan.
One possibility I see is that the mixing with non-Georgians could still have happened before Christianity/Islam distinction arose. Would be interesting to see an eastern Georgian sample.
You're in the wrong thread, darling ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Eleonor
Correct. This is more or less non existent amongst the bulk of the Alevi Kurds though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kyp
I've seen a few Maras results like this but found no way to verify whether or not they were fully Kurdish. I've posted them before in this thread. However, from the ones I have spoken to, they all have a distant non Kurdish ancestor down the line which would explain the high east eurasian (even a single Circassian great grandparent would suffice).
Hence why I asked for a fully Kurdish result.
wow sorry i did read west and central europe in the title :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Leto
Quote:
Originally Posted by Halgurd
This tool is not designed to measure total East Asian in any population. For one thing the Caucasus component is based on all the following populations some of which have a decent amount of East Asian. In other words it's hidden in these populations:
Population Caucasus Georgians 74% Abhkasians 70% Armenians 60% North_Ossetians 57% Balkars 57% Adygei 57% Armenian 56% Assyrian 52% Chechens 51% Druze 50% Turkish 46% Kumyks 46% Turks 46% Lezgins 46% Uzbekistan_Jews 45% Kurd 40% Iranian 40%
Also the Gedrosian component is based on populations below some of which also have substantial East Asian. In other words Gedrosian has hidden East Asian also.
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Population Gedrosia Brahui 70% Balochi 64% Makrani 61% Sindhi 51% Jatt 46% Pathan 44% Meena 43% Burusho 43% Indian 39% Velamas 38% Kshatriya 38% Meghawal 36% Dharkars 35% Kanjars 35% Kurmi 34% Tajiks 34%
Having said this even on this calculator 3-5% is not a limiting factor for Kurds since many Kurds such as these from KurdishDNA blog and even yourself probably are in this range. Not to mention most of the Kurdish samples I have
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