Why haplogrup N is so huge in Turkish ?

[Crimson Winds]

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In all searches even Cinnioğlu's retarted one, haplogrup N outnumbers Q and C in Turkey which outnumbers N in Central Asia especially at Turkmens and Kazaks. We knew that it's almost impossible for N to have non Turkic origin. Does it means Mediaval Oghuz Turks in Central Asia were more closer to Norhern Turkic populations rather than today's Turkmens and is it true that Oghuz were descenant of Oghur Turks genetically ?

[cyberlorian]

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Ancestral North Eurasian admixture.

[Marmara]

Forget about C, it's Mongolian haplogroup not Turkic, it's high in Central Asia due to Mongol invasion

It's not impossible for N to not be Turkic, N1c is Finno-Ugric. N1b is the common one in Turkey.

I don't think Turks are Oghur, the high Q percentage of Turkmens might be result of founder effect, I think early Oghuzes also had significant N1b Y-DNA.

[Kaspias]

Ancestor of N haplogroup NO haplogroup that born in south-east asia,siberia,central asia.

[Crimson Winds]

Guys I knew where is N originated or how Nort Eurasian it is. It just looks weird it's more in Turkish than Central Asian Turkmen. I wish we have adequate genetic information about mediaval Oghuz Turks.

[Crimson Winds]

Forget about C, it's Mongolian haplogroup not Turkic, it's high in Central Asia due to Mongol invasion

It's not impossible for N to not be Turkic, N1c is Finno-Ugric. N1b is the common one in Turkey.

I don't think Turks are Oghur, the high Q percentage of Turkmens might be result of founder effect, I think early Oghuzes also had significant N1b Y-DNA.

I mean in Turkey even if it is Uralic N it's probably came from Central Asian.

[Agyullámtörő]

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In all searches even Cinnioğlu's retarted one, haplogrup N outnumbers Q and C in Turkey which outnumbers N in Central Asia especially at Turkmens and Kazaks. We knew that it's almost impossible for N to have non Turkic origin. Does it means Mediaval Oghuz Turks in Central Asia were more closer to Norhern Turkic populations rather than today's Turkmens and is it true that Oghuz were descenant of Oghur Turks genetically ?

The Finno-Ugric haplogroup N originated from East Asia 20000 years ago, but this is not a mongoloid marker because there were no mongoloid peoples in this Age:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haplogroup_N-M231
The largely part of Central Asia was Finno-Ugric (Uralic) speaking area:
http://i.imgur.com/27B5wGK.jpg
That's why some turkic people have Finno-Ugric genetic.

[İrle]

The Finno-Ugric haplogroup N originated from East Asia 20000 years ago, but this is not a mongoloid marker because there were no mongoloid peoples in this Age:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haplogroup_N-M231
The largely part of Central Asia was Finno-Ugric (Uralic) speaking area:
http://i.imgur.com/27B5wGK.jpg
That's why some turkic people have Finno-Ugric genetic.

Certain branches of N1c is common among Finno-Ugric speakers, however you can't label whole N as "Finno-Ugric Y-DNA".

[Art23]

It just looks weird it's more in Turkish than Central Asian Turkmen.

N is still a marginal haplogroup in Turkey with only 4%.

[İrle]

N is still a marginal haplogroup in Turkey with only 4%.

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