Do British Islanders have any Eastern Eurasian admixture?

[leonj]

Do British Islanders have any Eastern Eurasian admixture?

[Bellbeaking]

yes from ancient steppe components but not recent admixture

[Root]

East Asian admixture

The East Asian admixture combines Northeast Asia and Southeast Asia. This admixture was brought to Europe by Mongoloid people via Siberia. Some of it was already present in Russia during the Mesolithic period, but the largest East Asian migration to Europe took place with the arrival of Proto-Uralic people during the Neolithic. They originated in Manchuria and carried Y-haplogroup N1c. North Siberian Y-haplogroup Q1a (which is also the main paternal lineage of Amerindians) was also found in the Proto-Indo-European Khvalynsk culture in the Pontic-Caspian Steppe, the precursor of the Yamna culture. Since then, 5000 years of migrations from the Steppe brought wave upon wave of Siberian invaders to Eastern Europe and the northern Middle East. The most recent of them were the most Mongoloid as populations shifted from east to west. They included the Huns, the Bulgars, the Magyars, the Turks and the Mongols.

Distribution of the East Asian admixture in Europe and the Middle East




additional info you'll find in this source https://www.eupedia.com/europe/autos...tml#East_Asian

[Odin]

Nope.

[Lomaioral]

Yes a little that is relatively recent from the nordics that have a small % of it because of the Sami people.