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A dynamic 6,000-year genetic history of Eurasia’s Eastern Steppe
qpAdm: Bulgarian_1.DG= 77 - Kimak.SG= 23, p= 0.36, se= 0.31.
Y: Q-L330 > Q-YP771 > Q-BZ180 > Q-F16045* (F15008*) --> Baikal N, Altai MLBA, Aldy-Bel, Pazyryk, Hun.
MT: K1a --> Iron Gates, Starcevo, Bulgaria N, Bulgaria CA, Bulgaria BA.
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The R-F1019 samples are
DA229; 250 BC-250 AD; Kaynar Bulak 2, Kazakhstan; Kangju and
DA52; 403-434 AD; Keden, Kyrgyzstan; Tian_Shan_Hun
The first one plots close to ancient Iranics while the second onr is autosoamlly Turkic.
These two results may indicate the process of turkification of R-F1019 clade.
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Already ,in my opinion, it is obvious that the increase in the East Eurasian component in the steppe populations at the end of 1st millennium BC - at the beginning of the 1st millennium AD is due to the fact that R1 males often married East Eurasian women. Subclades of hg R1 continue to dominate even among the Huns.
This is not like the conquest - turkization model.
In addition, the Karachai-Balkar subclades Z-93 are not descendants of the subclades of the Mongolian Huns.
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