Ancient Eurasian Steppe selected Y-DNA and mtDNA haplogroups, and Gedmatch IDs:

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http://open-genomes.org/analysis/Eur..._Gedmatch.html

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DA85, a reasonably high coverage genome, is a mystery:

Y: L-Y31213, seems to be Near Eastern.
mtDNA: U4

Gedmatch: Z710382

1240k SNPs in 23andMe format:
http://www.open-genomes.org/genomes/...DA85-1240k.zip
SNPs read: 903693 percent covered: 75.41%

The mystery is that he appears to be a combination of Uralic and "Tajik".
What could that be? He's not close to the Tatars or Turkic people. The Uralic component is quite strong, however, he's not close to the Chuvash, who have Uralic ancestry. His Y L-Y31213 isn't the kind found in South Asia, and that wouldn't be something we would expect to see on the steppes.

What is this about? Which Uralic-admixed steppe people had some Central Asian ancestry? He doesn't match the Hungarians either.

K15 Oracle4 for DA85:

Using 1 population approximation:
1 Tatar @ 18.311073
2 Chuvash @ 25.314087
3 Nogay @ 25.758036
4 Tadjik @ 26.459642
5 Afghan_Turkmen @ 27.472700
6 Mari @ 28.496529
7 Moldavian @ 28.746031
8 Croatian @ 30.691805
9 Ukrainian_Lviv @ 30.730938
10 Hungarian @ 30.779825
11 Uzbeki @ 30.980347
12 Erzya @ 31.049278
13 Kargopol_Russian @ 31.099756
14 Tabassaran @ 31.103912
15 Afghan_Tadjik @ 31.205748
16 Ukrainian_Belgorod @ 31.346106
17 South_Polish @ 32.007481
18 Serbian @ 32.055676
19 Southwest_Russian @ 32.204113
20 Ukrainian @ 32.270454

Using 2 populations approximation:
1 50% East_Finnish +50% Tadjik @ 10.547200

Using 3 populations approximation:
1 50% Chuvash +25% Makrani +25% Norwegian @ 9.917451

Using 4 populations approximation:
1 Mari + Southwest_Finnish + Tabassaran + Tadjik @ 8.085356
2 Mari + North_Swedish + Tabassaran + Tadjik @ 8.150370
3 Finnish + Mari + Tabassaran + Tadjik @ 8.165405
4 Afghan_Pashtun + Mari + Southwest_Finnish + Tabassaran @ 8.298489
5 Kalash + Mari + North_Swedish + Tabassaran @ 8.307493
6 Afghan_Pashtun + Mari + North_Swedish + Tabassaran @ 8.357798
7 Kalash + Mari + Southwest_Finnish + Tabassaran @ 8.363769
8 Afghan_Pashtun + Finnish + Mari + Tabassaran @ 8.395761
9 Burusho + Mari + North_Swedish + Tabassaran @ 8.432208
10 East_Finnish + Mari + Tabassaran + Tadjik @ 8.436080
11 Brahui + Chuvash + Mari + Norwegian @ 8.457118
12 Brahui + Chuvash + Irish + Mari @ 8.490207
13 Balochi + Chuvash + Mari + Norwegian @ 8.514278
14 Balochi + Chuvash + Irish + Mari @ 8.518743
15 Finnish + Kalash + Mari + Tabassaran @ 8.569997
16 Burusho + Mari + Southwest_Finnish + Tabassaran @ 8.589872
17 Brahui + Chuvash + Mari + West_Scottish @ 8.613857
18 Balochi + Chuvash + Mari + North_German @ 8.639964
19 Balochi + Chuvash + Mari + West_Scottish @ 8.644436
20 Brahui + Chuvash + Chuvash + Norwegian @ 8.644952

[Massagetae]

@David and all:

Sintashta and Iranian origins: Here we have our first R-CTS6 in aDNA. R-CTS6 is a subclade of R-Z93 that is somewhat rare today, but is mostly found among Iranic-speakers with a single very recent Ashkenazi Jewish Levite clade.

DA126: Y R-CTS6
So far, so good ... but his mtDNA is haplogroup F2c1.
F2c1 is found today in China and Japan.

DA126 1240k SNPs in 23andMe format:
http://www.open-genomes.org/genomes/...A126-1240k.zip
SNPs read: 182219 percent covered: 15.20%

DA126 has rather poor coverage, so he may not be suitable for Global25, which is too bad.

However, we can see his calculator results in Gedmatch:
Z580575
He's quite distant from everyone today, but he seems closest to the Iron Age Scythian I10247. In K13 Oracle4, he comes out as a rather even mix of Northern Europeans (Irish, West Scottish, and Swedes) and northern East Asians such as Mongolians and Xibo. He also has an element of Caucasus ancestry (Tabassaran of Dagestan).

A mystery. His Y descendants ended up in Iran, but this unusual combination did not.

Using 1 population approximation:
1 Tatar @ 23.425938
2 Nogay @ 25.984245
3 Afghan_Turkmen @ 27.064018
4 Uygur @ 28.345562
5 Uzbeki @ 29.191977
6 Aghan_Hazara @ 29.206676
7 Hungarian @ 31.015442
8 Moldavian @ 31.296228
9 Serbian @ 31.970407
10 Chuvash @ 31.972649
11 Austrian @ 32.156010
12 Hazara @ 32.474373
13 Tadjik @ 32.692543
14 Romanian @ 32.865952
15 Croatian @ 33.015057
16 East_German @ 33.029274
17 West_German @ 33.128757
18 Kazakh @ 33.419693
19 North_German @ 33.766376
20 South_Dutch @ 34.148926

Using 2 populations approximation:
1 50% Hazara +50% Swedish @ 12.068843

Using 3 populations approximation:
1 50% Swedish +25% Tabassaran +25% Xibo @ 9.964124

Using 4 populations approximation:
1 Irish + La_Brana-1 + Mongolian + Tabassaran @ 9.809051
2 La_Brana-1 + Mongolian + Tabassaran + West_Scottish @ 9.867119
3 Hezhen + Swedish + Swedish + Tabassaran @ 9.886449
4 Swedish + Swedish + Tabassaran + Xibo @ 9.964124
5 Hezhen + North_Swedish + Swedish + Tabassaran @ 9.987449
6 Hezhen + North_Swedish + Norwegian + Tabassaran @ 10.010129
7 North_Swedish + Swedish + Tabassaran + Xibo @ 10.019039
8 North_Swedish + Norwegian + Tabassaran + Xibo @ 10.053046
9 Irish + La_Brana-1 + Lezgin + Mongolian @ 10.054248
10 La_Brana-1 + Mongolian + Norwegian + Ossetian @ 10.058338
11 La_Brana-1 + Mongolian + Norwegian + Tabassaran @ 10.062474
12 Hezhen + Norwegian + Swedish + Tabassaran @ 10.072444
13 La_Brana-1 + Mongolian + Orcadian + Tabassaran @ 10.101462
14 La_Brana-1 + Lezgin + Mongolian + West_Scottish @ 10.104564
15 Hezhen + Lezgin + Swedish + Swedish @ 10.106409
16 Irish + La_Brana-1 + Mongolian + Ossetian @ 10.113779
17 La_Brana-1 + Mongolian + North_Dutch + Tabassaran @ 10.122746
18 Chechen + Irish + La_Brana-1 + Mongolian @ 10.137945
19 Norwegian + Swedish + Tabassaran + Xibo @ 10.159996
20 Hezhen + North_German + North_Swedish + Tabassaran @ 10.164265

April 27, 2018 at 8:45 PM

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@David

DA95: Y: N-Y16220 mtDNA D4b1 Gedmatch Z423957

Y-DNA N-Z16620 is found among Buryat Mongols, Turks, and Poles.

1240k SNPs in 23andMe format:

http://www.open-genomes.org/genomes/...DA95-1240k.zip
SNPs read: 902819 percent covered: 75.33%

K13 shows that he's basically a mix of Siberian and East Asian.

He's clearly a Tuvan or a nearby Buryat, not a Uralic speaker, even though he's within Y N1026, which includes many Finns, Estonians, Scandinavians (Saami?), Russians, and Belarussians:

K13:
North_Atlantic -
Baltic 9.96
West_Med -
West_Asian 5.69
East_Med -
Red_Sea -
South_Asian -
East_Asian 21.44
Siberian 60.84
Amerindian 2.08
Oceanian -
Northeast_African -
Sub-Saharan -

K13 Oracle4:

Using 1 population approximation:
1 Tuvinian @ 6.381505
2 Buryat @ 9.279637
3 Altaian @ 13.595392
4 Oroqen @ 15.390157
5 Yakut @ 16.802637
6 Mongolian @ 17.218132
7 Hakas @ 18.956720
8 Dolgan @ 19.880583
9 Koryak @ 21.080681
10 Evenki @ 22.139490
11 Ket @ 23.287222
12 Shors @ 23.305866
13 Evens @ 24.651129
14 Kirgiz @ 25.549837
15 Selkup @ 26.074865
16 Kazakh @ 27.028515
17 Chukchi @ 27.287500
18 Hezhen @ 40.628674
19 Xibo @ 41.691662
20 Hazara @ 42.158020

Using 2 populations approximation:
1 50% Hakas +50% Oroqen @ 4.689852


Using 3 populations approximation:
1 50% Buryat +25% Buryat +25% Selkup @ 3.439749


Using 4 populations approximation:
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
1 Buryat + Buryat + Buryat + Selkup @ 3.439749
2 Buryat + Mongolian + Oroqen + Selkup @ 3.620940
3 Buryat + Buryat + Oroqen + Selkup @ 3.633861
4 Buryat + Oroqen + Selkup + Tuvinian @ 3.808012
5 Buryat + Evenki + Hakas + Tuvinian @ 3.968436
6 Buryat + Buryat + Evenki + Hakas @ 4.068716
7 Altaian + Buryat + Oroqen + Selkup @ 4.073336
8 Kirgiz + Oroqen + Oroqen + Selkup @ 4.079275
9 Buryat + Buryat + Dolgan + Hakas @ 4.082941
10 Mongolian + Oroqen + Selkup + Tuvinian @ 4.093056
11 Buryat + Buryat + Selkup + Tuvinian @ 4.123865
12 Buryat + Ket + Oroqen + Tuvinian @ 4.180398
13 Buryat + Buryat + Buryat + Ket @ 4.184972
14 Mongolian + Oroqen + Oroqen + Selkup @ 4.215206
15 Buryat + Buryat + Ket + Oroqen @ 4.220430
16 Altaian + Evenki + Hakas + Oroqen @ 4.241297
17 Dolgan + Hakas + Mongolian + Oroqen @ 4.242123
18 Buryat + Mongolian + Selkup + Yakut @ 4.251205
19 Buryat + Evens + Hakas + Tuvinian @ 4.289215
20 Altaian + Hakas + Oroqen + Yakut @ 4.330460

April 28, 2018 at 8:00 PM

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@David

DA81 has an interesting Y and mtDNA combination:

DA81: Y: R-PH200 mtDNA: A16 Gedmatch: Z855800

1240k SNPs in 23andMe format:
http://www.open-genomes.org/genomes/...DA81-1240k.zip
SNPs read: 934047 percent covered: 77.94%

The quite rare mtDNA A16 is found among Uyghurs, a single Turk, and in Siberia.
However, we've seen R-PH200 in the "Gepid" from Serbia, who is almost certainly a Hun.

His K15 Oracle4 results have an interesting combination of Turkic people, Central Asians, and in particular a Hunnic Chuvash mixed with Uralic Hungarians and other Uralic people. No trace of East Asian.

He seems to be either a Hun or a pre-Hungarian steppe Magyar:

K13 Oracle4:

Using 1 population approximation:
1 Tatar @ 20.448389
2 Nogay @ 26.107395
3 Tadjik @ 26.292097
4 Moldavian @ 28.399504
5 Afghan_Turkmen @ 28.532135
6 Chuvash @ 28.803125
7 Hungarian @ 29.209324
8 Croatian @ 30.250839
9 Serbian @ 30.661474
10 Tabassaran @ 30.859512
11 Austrian @ 31.006783
12 Ukrainian_Lviv @ 31.031282
13 Romanian @ 31.324175
14 East_German @ 31.537865
15 Afghan_Tadjik @ 31.558739
16 South_Polish @ 31.916679
17 Mari @ 32.007210
18 Uzbeki @ 32.136360
19 Ukrainian_Belgorod @ 32.536568
20 Aghan_Hazara @ 32.628681

Using 2 populations approximation:
1 50% Southwest_Finnish +50% Tadjik @ 10.932587

Using 3 populations approximation:
1 50% Afghan_Pashtun +25% Mari +25% Norwegian @ 10.291666

Using 4 populations approximation:
1 Mari + Norwegian + Tabassaran + Tadjik @ 8.085715
2 Mari + Tabassaran + Tadjik + West_Scottish @ 8.233762
3 Irish + Mari + Tabassaran + Tadjik @ 8.237353
4 Mari + Swedish + Tabassaran + Tadjik @ 8.286062
5 Mari + Orcadian + Tabassaran + Tadjik @ 8.487821
6 Mari + North_Dutch + Tabassaran + Tadjik @ 8.562583
7 Afghan_Pashtun + Mari + Norwegian + Tabassaran @ 8.564947
8 Danish + Mari + Tabassaran + Tadjik @ 8.584302
9 Afghan_Pashtun + Mari + Tabassaran + West_Scottish @ 8.709785
10 Mari + Norwegian + Tadjik + Tadjik @ 8.729266
11 Afghan_Pashtun + Irish + Mari + Tabassaran @ 8.769035
12 Mari + North_Swedish + Tabassaran + Tadjik @ 8.783600
13 Afghan_Pashtun + Mari + Swedish + Tabassaran @ 8.800719
14 Kalash + Mari + Norwegian + Tabassaran @ 8.809497
15 Chuvash + Norwegian + Tadjik + Tadjik @ 8.810736
16 Kalash + Mari + Tabassaran + West_Scottish @ 8.920215
17 Afghan_Pashtun + Mari + Orcadian + Tabassaran @ 8.924979
18 Chuvash + Norwegian + Tabassaran + Tadjik @ 8.933625
19 Mari + North_German + Tabassaran + Tadjik @ 8.947791
20 Mari + Southwest_English + Tabassaran + Tadjik @ 8.949721

April 28, 2018 at 8:36 PM

[Massagetae]

DA221 is a very high coverage genome, with a very interesting ancestral combination:

DA221: Q-L332 mtDNA: J1b1a1 Gedmatch: Z697149

Y Q-L332 under Q-L330 is just above mostly Native American Q-M1107. It seems likely that Q-L330 is of Yeniseian / Ket origin, which explains its proximity to the Native American Q clades. One individual in Q-L332 is a Hungarian of Jasz origin. The Jasz descend from the Iaxyges, the "Royal Scythians".

mtDNA J1b1a1 is a typical European Neolithic mtDNA haplogroup.

1240k SNPs in 23andMe format:
http://www.open-genomes.org/genomes/...A221-1240k.zip
SNPs read: 1042001 percent covered: 86.95%

DA221's K15 shows him to be 50% Uralic, 25% Paleo-Siberian, and 25% Baloch, Brahui, or Pashtun. (Indus Valley, or Iranian Neolithic?)

A most unusual combination.

It's clear that he's a Scythian, but a mostly Uralic and Siberian Scythian, with perhaps some BMAC ancestry. He's not that close to the Mansi ancestors of the Magyars but rather to the Finns. A Scythian who lived in the forest zone of Central and Eastern Siberia. Did he get his mtDNA J1b1a1 from Corded Ware admixture with the European Neolithic, before Sintashta moved eastward? The patrilineal Scythians in this case seem to have incorporated males from the Uralic peoples. Or did some Uralic with Yeniseian ancestry people besides the Magyars adopt the horse-nomadic lifestyle of the Scythians?

K13 Oracle4:

Using 1 population approximation:
1 Tatar @ 14.583388
2 Chuvash @ 21.061611
3 Mari @ 22.842422
4 Afghan_Turkmen @ 23.346781
5 Nogay @ 26.150249
6 Uzbeki @ 26.662830
7 Aghan_Hazara @ 29.126190
8 Moldavian @ 29.428646
9 Tadjik @ 30.084274
10 Uygur @ 30.553617
11 Kargopol_Russian @ 30.629723
12 Erzya @ 30.849771
13 Hungarian @ 31.214993
14 Ukrainian_Lviv @ 31.307230
15 Croatian @ 31.355104
16 Shors @ 31.658257
17 Hazara @ 31.841177
18 Serbian @ 32.484200
19 Ukrainian_Belgorod @ 32.491692
20 Ukrainian @ 32.657677

Using 2 populations approximation:
1 50% Mari +50% Tadjik @ 10.739988

Using 3 populations approximation:
1 50% Finnish +25% Koryak +25% Makrani @ 7.131532

Using 4 populations approximation:
1 Balochi + Finnish + Finnish + Koryak @ 5.623512
2 Brahui + Finnish + Finnish + Koryak @ 5.826793
3 Balochi + Chukchi + Finnish + Finnish @ 5.827025
4 Balochi + Finnish + Koryak + Southwest_Finnish @ 5.837285
5 Balochi + Estonian + Finnish + Koryak @ 5.870986
6 Afghan_Pashtun + Mari + Shors + Swedish @ 5.972068
7 Brahui + Chukchi + Finnish + Finnish @ 6.004530
8 Brahui + Finnish + Koryak + Southwest_Finnish @ 6.015066
9 Brahui + Estonian + Finnish + Koryak @ 6.028364
10 Balochi + Estonian + Koryak + Southwest_Finnish @ 6.028923
11 Afghan_Pashtun + Mari + Norwegian + Shors @ 6.060086
12 Balochi + Finnish + Koryak + La_Brana-1 @ 6.091079
13 Balochi + Chuvash + Ket + Norwegian @ 6.095906
14 Balochi + Estonian + Koryak + La_Brana-1 @ 6.111097
15 Afghan_Pashtun + Chuvash + North_Swedish + Shors @ 6.153909
16 Brahui + Estonian + Koryak + Southwest_Finnish @ 6.157790
17 Balochi + Chukchi + Finnish + Southwest_Finnish @ 6.159769
18 Balochi + East_Finnish + Koryak + Southwest_Finnish @ 6.161624
19 Afghan_Pashtun + Mari + North_Swedish + Shors @ 6.165341
20 Balochi + Koryak + Lithuanian + North_Swedish @ 6.171128

April 29, 2018 at 1:34 AM

[Massagetae]

Here's a total shocker for one of the "coolest" pre-Sintashta Balto-Slavic-Indo-Iranians ... if you think the Manchus are "totally cool!"

DA39: Y: R-L645 mtDNA: N9a2'4'5'11 Gedmatch: Z780597

1240k SNPs in 23andMe format:
http://www.open-genomes.org/genomes/...DA39_1240k.zip
SNPs read: 927452 percent covered: 77.39%

Yes, R-L645 is the immediate parent of R-Z93. DA39 has no reads for the two R-Z93 SNPs, bue's not either R-Z283 or R-Z94, and is ancestral for most of the R-Z93 subclades.

His mtDNA is N9a2'4'5'11, which is found in Japan and China.

What's really unbelievable is his K15 Oracle4 results:

He's a Jurchen, from the ancestors of the Manchus!

The Jurchen were Tungusic speakers who lived in Eastern Manchuria. Or even more, something between a Jurchen and a Sibe (Xibo), a Tungusic people who live right next to North Korea. The Jurchen themselves were ruled for centuries (698-926) by the Korean Kingdom of Balhae

Y'all do know that there's plenty of "R1a1*" all over Northern China, among Han Chinese, right?
Zhong et al. (2010) R1a-M17 in China

Basically, if these were Proto Balto-Slavic Indo-Iranians descended from the Corded Ware, they just got on their horses and rode east till they hit the Pacific Ocean!

If this sounds unbelievable, take a look at these K15 Oracle4 results, and see for yourself. Aren't the samurai very cool?

Using 1 population approximation:
1 Hezhen @ 7.253376
2 Xibo @ 8.164757
3 Tu @ 19.758152
4 Japanese @ 20.678120
5 Mongolian @ 21.221468
6 Naxi @ 27.574614
7 Buryat @ 28.152800
8 Yizu @ 29.415333
9 Kirgiz @ 30.413364
10 Tuvinian @ 30.716511
11 Altaian @ 31.630821
12 Kazakh @ 33.500027
13 Oroqen @ 34.569004
14 Tibeto-Burman_Burmese @ 37.497547
15 Hakas @ 38.107147
16 Tujia @ 41.443615
17 Shors @ 42.083508
18 Uygur @ 42.207119
19 Hazara @ 43.875549
20 Miaozu @ 44.124619

Using 2 populations approximation:
1 50% She +50% Yakut @ 4.282229

Using 3 populations approximation:
1 50% Japanese +25% Xibo +25% Yakut @ 4.011470

Using 4 populations approximation:
1 Oroqen + Tu + Xibo + Xibo @ 3.701355
2 Hezhen + Oroqen + Tu + Xibo @ 3.869050
3 Hezhen + Mongolian + Oroqen + She @ 3.884272
4 Evens + Tujia + Xibo + Xibo @ 3.911974
5 Mongolian + Oroqen + She + Xibo @ 3.954192
6 Hezhen + Miaozu + Mongolian + Oroqen @ 3.977690
7 Mongolian + Oroqen + Tujia + Xibo @ 3.991471
8 Japanese + Tu + Xibo + Yakut @ 4.002586
9 Hezhen + Mongolian + Oroqen + Tujia @ 4.011113
10 Japanese + Japanese + Xibo + Yakut @ 4.011470
11 Evens + Miaozu + Xibo + Xibo @ 4.014785
12 Miaozu + Mongolian + Oroqen + Xibo @ 4.028243
13 Japanese + Oroqen + Xibo + Xibo @ 4.030292
14 Evenki + Tujia + Xibo + Xibo @ 4.059318
15 Hezhen + Japanese + Tu + Yakut @ 4.059593
16 Evens + Hezhen + Tujia + Xibo @ 4.073646
17 Evens + Hezhen + Miaozu + Xibo @ 4.088564
18 Buryat + Japanese + Oroqen + Tujia @ 4.088934
19 Xibo + Xibo + Yakut + Yizu @ 4.095832
20 Hezhen + Hezhen + Oroqen + Tu @ 4.120090

[Petalpusher]

'EHG + CHG' rich, makes sense.

[Massagetae]

@David

DA27: R-Z93* mtDNA: C4b1 Gedmatch: Z419959

1240k SNPs in 23andMe format:
http://www.open-genomes.org/genomes/...DA27-1240k.zip
SNPs read: 919361 percent covered: 76.71%

DA27 is clearly a R-Z93* (Z94-) Mongolian. The Altai is one place that we know R-Z938 is found.
R-YP1518 in the Altai

K13 Oracle4:
Using 1 population approximation:
1 Mongolian @ 8.388174
2 Buryat @ 10.953264
3 Tuvinian @ 12.499017
4 Altaian @ 16.284502
5 Oroqen @ 19.40483

[Massagetae]

DA38 is a high coverage female genome.

DA38: mtDNA D4b2b4 Gedmatch: Z777394

1240k SNPs in 23andMe format:
http://www.open-genomes.org/genomes/...DA38-1240k.zip
SNPs read: 1008889 percent covered: 84.18%

mtDNA haplogroup D4b2b4 is quite rare, and found in Russia and China.

In K13 Oracle4, she has an interesting mix of Turkic, South Asian, Uralic, and Far East Paleo-Siberian. This is another puzzling combination:

Using 1 population approximation:
1 Afghan_Turkmen @ 13.177837
2 Uzbeki @ 14.692655
3 Aghan_Hazara @ 17.337414
4 Hazara @ 18.874575
5 Uygur @ 19.402395
6 Nogay @ 21.575409
7 Kazakh @ 23.264153
8 Shors @ 23.582987
9 Tatar @ 24.686546
10 Tadjik @ 25.743828
11 Afghan_Tadjik @ 26.193800
12 Kirgiz @ 26.624533
13 Hakas @ 27.532385
14 Mari @ 29.527866
15 Chuvash @ 29.548113
16 Turkmen @ 30.775146
17 Altaian @ 33.711174
18 Afghan_Pashtun @ 35.069805
19 MA-1 @ 35.625000
20 Kabardin @ 37.343269

Using 2 populations approximation:
1 50% Shors +50% Tadjik @ 8.471065

Using 3 populations approximation:
1 50% Altaian +25% Balochi +25% Estonian @ 6.505335

Using 4 populations approximation:
1 Balochi + Chukchi + East_Finnish + Uygur @ 4.344760
2 Balochi + Estonian + Koryak + Uygur @ 4.398308
3 Balochi + East_Finnish + Koryak + Uygur @ 4.522153
4 Balochi + Finnish + Koryak + Uygur @ 4.570068
5 Chukchi + Finnish + Hazara + Kalash @ 4.580729
6 Balochi + Chukchi + Finnish + Uygur @ 4.586906
7 Balochi + Koryak + Lithuanian + Uygur @ 4.645467
8 Brahui + Estonian + Koryak + Uygur @ 4.658649
9 Brahui + Chukchi + East_Finnish + Uygur @ 4.670489
10 Balochi + Chukchi + Estonian + Uygur @ 4.697381
11 Finnish + Kalash + Koryak + Uygur @ 4.734208
12 Estonian + Hazara + Kalash + Koryak @ 4.747745
13 Finnish + Hazara + Kalash + Koryak @ 4.751423
14 Estonian + Kalash + Koryak + Uygur @ 4.784140
15 Balochi + Chukchi + Finnish + Hazara @ 4.801906
16 Chukchi + Finnish + Kalash + Uygur @ 4.803104
17 Balochi + Estonian + Hazara + Koryak @ 4.804730
18 Aghan_Hazara + Finnish + Kalash + Koryak @ 4.827250
19 Chukchi + East_Finnish + Kalash + Uygur @ 4.834157
20 Balochi + Chukchi + Estonian + Hazara @ 4.853336

April 29, 2018 at 7:12 AM