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North Eurasian Uralic admixture:
The highest percentage in Finland, Hungary, Estonia, North Russia
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This map is outdated.Originally Posted by Wrong
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Least Mongoloid: Iberians
Most Mongoloid: (Excluding certain Caucasus groups) Finns & Turks
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Why the Turkish part( West) closer to Europe is more mongoloid than the part closer to West Asia?
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Least mongoloid: Portuguese
Most mongoloid: Finns
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What is outdated about it?
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Percantages and distrubiton of the component are wrong, they probably used Dodecad's spreadsheet as a referance not individual based samples.
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Not Hungary. They barely have any. All countries east of Hungary will have more Mongoloid than them.
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