What's the highest amount of Mongoloid someone from Turkey can score?

[Zanzibar]

Yes or he/she can be Nogai, tatar there are a lot of Nogais and tatars in Turkey


Yes they do

What percentage of the pop possess more than 20% East Asian/Mongoloid? And can you post examples of how Turks how score in the 20%+ range look like? How much East Eurasian is required for it to exhibit in your phenotype?

[Lemminkäinen]

According research Turkish people from Turkey show East Asian admixture around 4-8%, but it is not the same as Mongolian admixture or anything from the Central Asia.

[Kaspias]

Because it tells you you are MENA.

What percentage of the pop has more than 20% Mongoloid ancestry? And how much when it started to show in your phenotype?

It is rare. The majority of Anatolian Turks is 10-15%, and the majority of Balkan Turks is 5-10% according to my own experience.

Phenotype is unrelated to the genome. One can be Turanid only with 2% EE for example, while the other one is straightforward Pontid with 15%.

[Altaylı]

What percentage of the pop possess more than 20% East Asian Mongoloid?

I don't know but generally Bolu and Muğla Yoruks score 20% mongoloid

And can you post examples of how Turks how score in the 20%+ range look like? How much East Eurasian is required for it to exhibit in your phenotype?

Phenotype can be everything so phenotype doesn't matter

[Zanzibar]

It is rare. The majority of Anatolian Turks is 10-15%, and the majority of Balkan Turks is 5-10% according to my own experience.

Phenotype is unrelated to the genome. One can be Turanid only with 2% EE for example, while the other one is straightforward Pontid with 15%.

If they are like 20% Mongoloid up they could have recent Central Asian or Nogai and Tatar ancestry as what Altayli told me?

You are right. Indeed phenotype is not equal to genotype. Can you post some examples of Turks who done DNA tests and score 15% East Asian but doesn't show in phenotype?

[Kaspias]

If they are like 20% Mongoloid up they could have recent Central Asian or Nogai and Tatar ancestry as what Altayli told me?

You are right. Indeed phenotype is not equal to genotype. Can you post some examples of Turks who done DNA tests and score 15% East Asian but doesn't show in phenotype?

The people whom we mentioned as 20% EE is Yörüks from Bolu and Muğla, so they neither have recent Central Asian nor Tatar but directly Oghuz of Ottoman/Seljuk descent. The Tatar admixture, on the other hand, could boost individuals' East Eurasian scores too.

[Altaylı]

The people whom we mentioned as 20% EE is Yörüks from Bolu and Muğla, so they neither have recent Central Asian nor Tatar but directly Oghuz of Ottoman/Seljuk descent. The Tatar admixture, on the other hand, could boost individuals' East Eurasian scores too.

I think he meant like 30% mongoloid Turkish

If someone score like 30% would this mean he/she has recent Central Asian ancestry? I heard there were some recent Uighur, Kyrgyz migrants in Turkey. Do they intermarried with Turks?

[Kaspias]

I think he meant like 30% mongoloid Turkish

Well yeah, I would think s/he is Tatar or partly Tatar, then.

[Leto]

Phenotype is unrelated to the genome. One can be Turanid only with 2% EE for example, while the other one is straightforward Pontid with 15%.

Not totally unrelated though. The reason why the Spanish don't look like Estonians is their difference in genetics.

[Zanzibar]

According research Turkish people from Turkey show East Asian admixture around 4-8%, but it is not the same as Mongolian admixture or anything from the Central Asia.

Is that more or the same amount of East Asian that Finns have on average? Can some Finns totally lack any East Asian? What's the highest East Eurasian a Finn can score?