How much Siberian ancestry do North and East Russians have?

[Italicus]

The Amerindian is not an entirely Siberian component though. That's why I use Dodecad K12b. But anyway, those samples look like complete outliers, probably assimilated Komis. Regular Northern Russians are less than 10% Siberian on average, certainly not 15% or anything.

Is it common for people from Vologda to the north and from Kirov southwards and eastwards to have 9 to 10 percent East Eurasian?

[Leto]

Is it common for people from Vologda to the north and from Kirov southwards and eastwards to have 9 to 10 percent East Eurasian?

Why so many detailed questions? Yes, it is common. My maternal grandparents were from Kirov oblast.

You better post your own 23andme and Gedmatch, dude.

[Italicus]

Why so many detailed questions? Yes, it is common. My maternal grandparents were from Kirov oblast.

You better post your own 23andme and Gedmatch, dude.

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[Abriekman]

It can be over 10% in ethnic Russians. Perm and Sverdlovsk (Yekaterinburg) oblasts have the most from what I've seen (and I've seen a lot). Some remote Arkhangelsk oblast communities (academic samples) have a similar percentage.
Needless to say non-Slavic minorities can be full Siberians.

What about Far East Russians ( Vladivostok, Irkutsk ) ? Are they the same genetically as those from Ural?

[Leto]

What about Far East Russians ( Vladivostok, Irkutsk ) ? Are they the same genetically as those from Ural?

They can be anything, no specific profile. Siberia used to be the land of exile and deportation after the initial Cossack exploration. But in general most Siberian Russians would be Northern/Central. A North Rus/khokhol mix (immigration from Ukraine to Siberia started way before the Revolution) would produce something similar to Central Russians, I guess. Also Irkutsk oblast and the area around Lake Baikal is quite mongrelized because many Buryats live there.