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Thread: Uzbekistan: GENETICS of Uzbeks and Tajiks and ethnic Turks Mongoloid and Caucasoid groups.

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    Default Uzbekistan: GENETICS of Uzbeks and Tajiks and ethnic Turks Mongoloid and Caucasoid groups.

    This is a DNA study of Uzbeks who speak Turkic languages, Uzbeks who speak Indo-European Iranian languages ( Uzbeksized Tajiks ) including other minorities who resides in Uzbekistan such as Tajiks, Kazakhs, Kyrgyz, Turkmen.

    "In the heartland of Eurasia: the multilocus genetic landscape of Central Asian populations"
    http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/20823912





    FOR DNA

    Blue represent European admixture
    Green represent Middle eastern admixture
    Orange represent Central/South Asia admixture ( around Tajkistan / Afghanistan/ Kashmir )
    Red represent east Asian admixture

    FOR LINGUISTIC

    Purple represents Indo-Iranian languages
    Yellow represents Turkic languages




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    Uzbeks who speak Turkic languages ( 3 groups )


    Ethnically Uzbeks who speak Turkic languages only.


    East Asian 49.3% + Europe 23.6% + Middle east 2.1% + Central/South Asia 25%

    East Asian 46.4% + Europe 23.9% + Middle east 2.4% + Central/South Asia 27.4%

    East Asian 28.6% + Europe 27.1% + Middle east 19.2% + Central/South Asia 25%



    Uzbeksized Tajiks who speak Turkic and Indo-European languages ( 2 groups )

    "Uzbekisation or Uzbekization is the process of something or someone culturally non-Uzbek becoming, or being forced to become, Uzbek, though it is a racial designation. "The term "Uzbekization" is also used to refer to the cultural assimilation of the Tajiks in Uzbekistan. Because of assimilation pressures that began in 1924 with the creation of Uzbek SSR, ethnic Tajiks often chose to identify themselves as Uzbeks in population census forms and preferred to be registered as Uzbek in their passports to avoid leaving the republic for the less developed agricultural and mountainous Tajikistan.[1] While official Uzbek statistics place the total Tajik population in Uzbekistan at about 5%,[2][3] subjective expert estimates suggest that the Tajiks may account for as much as 25%-30% of the total population of the country.[4]


    East Asian 18.6% + Europe 31.6% + Middle east 23.6% + Central/South Asia 25.9%

    East Asian 18.8% + Europe 16% + Middle east 25.7% + Central/South Asia 39.5%

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    Btw it seems some ethnic Kazakhs and Kyrgyz in Uzbekistan have intermarried with other minorities in Uzbekistan which may explain why they have 10-20% less Asian blood than the ones in Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan.

    " Among Kirgiz men living in Uzbekistan and married to non-Kirgiz women, 9.6% had married Russians, 25.6% Uzbeks, and 34.3% Tatars. Among Kazakh men in Uzbekistan, the structure of mixed marriages appeared as follows: 4.4% married Russians and 25% married Uzbeks.[57] "
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    Quote Originally Posted by ButlerKing View Post

    East Asian 18.6% + Europe 31.6% + Middle east 23.6% + Central/South Asia 25.9%

    East Asian 18.8% + Europe 16% + Middle east 25.7% + Central/South Asia 39.5%
    As many other studies I have seen, they seem to label alot of the Caucasus admixture under European.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Demhat View Post
    As many other studies I have seen, they seem to label the Caucasus admixture under European and the "Middle Eastern " genes here are actually Southwest Asian.
    From what I know is that Kazakhs have more north euro than say Sicilians, so my guess is middle east is west asian here.

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    Quote Originally Posted by annihilus View Post
    From what I know is that Kazakhs have more north euro than say Sicilians, so my guess is middle east is west asian here.

    Made a slight mistake, no I doubt that it is fully West Asian, rather some West Asian + Southwest Asian. Another portion of West Asian (the North Caucasian part) is under Europe label, while another few percentages (the Gedrosia) is under South-Central Asian label.

    actually very similar to DNAtribes label

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    Turkmen in Uzbekistan ( 1 group )

    East Asian 27.2% + Europe 27.1% + Middle east 23.6% + Central/South Asia 22.1%


    Tajiks in Uzbekistan ( 6 groups )


    East Asian 14.5% + Europe 25% + Middle east 24.8% + Centra/South Asia 35.8%

    East Asian 15.8% + Europe 32.4% + Middle east 24.4% + Central/South Asia 27.4%

    East Asian 25.1% + Europe 31% + Middle east 21% + Central/South Asia 21.9%

    East Asian 27.9% + Europe 29% + Middle east 33.6% + Central/South Asia 7%

    East Asian 22.5% + Europe 28% + Middle east 15.8% + Central/South Asia 33.4%



    Uzbeks with red hair and blonde hair. I'm guessing this is where European admixture comes although I've seen people who are predominately West Asian with only some European admixture have these traits too



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    Quote Originally Posted by ButlerKing View Post
    Turkmen in Uzbekistan ( 1 group )

    East Asian 27.2% + Europe 27.1% + Middle east 23.6% + Central/South Asia 22.1%


    Tajiks in Uzbekistan ( 6 groups )


    East Asian 14.5% + Europe 25% + Middle east 24.8% + Centra/South Asia 35.8%

    East Asian 15.8% + Europe 32.4% + Middle east 24.4% + Central/South Asia 27.4%

    East Asian 25.1% + Europe 31% + Middle east 21% + Central/South Asia 21.9%

    East Asian 27.9% + Europe 29% + Middle east 33.6% + Central/South Asia 7%

    East Asian 22.5% + Europe 28% + Middle east 15.8% + Central/South Asia 33.4%



    Uzbeks with red hair and blonde hair. I'm guessing this is where European admixture comes although I've seen people who are predominately West Asian with only some European admixture have these traits too



    I have seen people with almost 0% European yet with these kind of Red blondish hair.

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    Large number of Russian and Persian slaves were also imported to Uzbekistan by nomadic Kazakhs, Nogais, Turkmen. I'm not sure exactly the extend of European and Middle eastern admixture derived from these slaves though. I'm guessing it may have had 3-5% contribution.


    Abolished of slavery

    The Russian administration liberated the slaves of the Kazakhs in 1859.[29] However, isolated abductions of Russians or Ukrainians by Kazakhs for the slave markets of Central Asia continued until the Tsars' conquest of Khiva and Bukhara in the 1860s.[30] At major markets in Bukhara, Samarkand, Karakul, Karshi and Charju, slaves consisted mainly of Iranians and Russians, and some Kalmuks; they were brought there by Turkmen, Kazakh and Kyrgyz.[31] A notorious slave market for captured Russian and Persian slaves was centred in the Khanate of Khiva from the 17th to the 19th century.[32] During the first half of the 19th century alone, some one million Persians, as well as an unknown number of Russians, were enslaved and transported to Central Asian khanates.[33][34] When the Russian troops took Khiva in 1873 there were 29,300 Persian slaves, captured by Turkoman raiders.[citation needed] According of Josef Wolff (Report of 1843–1845) the population of the Khanate of Bukhara was 1,200,000, of whom 200,000 were Persian slaves.[35]

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