Why isn’t Turanid more common in Central Asia but very rare in Northern Asia?

[cyberlorian]

As far as I know, Turanid is intermediate between Eastern Cromagnid and Yenisey (Amerindian like Sibirid). Eastern Cromagnid is common in Northeastern Europe and Yenisey is common in Siberia. However, Turanids are common in Central Asia but not that common in North Asia. Why is it the case?

[Agyullámtörő]

Because europoids have never been in North Asia.

[cyberlorian]

Because europoids have never been in North Asia.

So, Eastern Cromagnids were mostly in Central Asia. Are they?


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[cyberlorian]

Because europoids have never been in North Asia.

So, Eastern Cromagnids were mostly in Central Asia. Are they?


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Or, did Eastern Cromagnids and Yeniseys met in Central Asia although their origins are North Eurasia?



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[Agyullámtörő]

Or, did Eastern Cromagnids and Yeniseys met in Central Asia although their origins are North Eurasia?



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The turanid subrace is a result of iranic & turkic mixing in Central Asia.

[cyberlorian]

The turanid subrace is a result of iranic & turkic mixing in Central Asia.

So, is Turanid =?= Iranid + Tungid.


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[Agyullámtörő]

Finno-Ugric turanid = nordic or slavic + sibirid
Turkic turanid = iranic or slavic + turkic or mongol