Central Asian paternal Y-DNA mtDNA ( Turkish chart ) Mongoloid Caucasian Turks haplogroups

[ButlerKing]

What do you say about my haplogroup.




Your wish is granted.

You are rare Turkish male, 1 in 400 Turkish. You are among the less than 1% Turks with haplogroup O


Some of the percentages identified were:[7]


I=5.3%[7] – Common in Balkans and eastern Europe, possibly representing a back-migration to Anatolia.
K=4.5%[7] – Typical of Asian populations and Caucasian populations.
L=4.2%[7] – Typical of Indian Subcontinent and Khorasan populations. Found sporadically in the Middle East and the Caucasus.
N=3.8%[7] – Typical of Uralic, Siberian and Altaic populations.
T=2.5%[7] – Typical of Mediterranean, Middle Eastern, Northeast African and South Asian populations
Q=1.9%[7] – Typical of Northern Altaic populations (also common in Scandinavia and the Alps.)
C=1.3%[7] – Typical of Mongolic and Siberian populations
R2=0.96% [7] – Typical of South Asian population

Others markers than occurs in less than 1% are H, A, E3a, O, R1*.


Haplogroup O is 0.19% in Turkish population and you are one of them

[Anglojew]

Q cannot be Caucasoid. If it was Caucasoid than how come all highest frequencies are in Mongoloid but little to non-existant in Caucasian.


Highest frequencies: Kets, Selkups, Inuit, the indigenous peoples of the Americas, Akha people of northern Thailand, and Turkmens.

1. They're proto-Mongoloids.

2. Maternal line Mongoloids.

3. There's R North American & Siberian populations so your conclusion isn't logical:



4. Q & R have the same origin

[Rethel]

Mongoloid male Y-DNA

C3/C2 = Typical of Mongolian, Buryats, Tunguistic, and common in Manchus, Korean
N = Typical of East Siberia, Turkic, North Europe/ Russia and very common in Southern Chinese
O = Typical of East and Southeast Asian
D1 = Typical of Tibetan
Q = Typical of Siberian Turkics, Native Americans, Southern Chinese minorities and very common in Southeast Asian Thai minorities.

N and O is Mongoloid - N north version, O southern version.
Q is amerindianoid
D is originaly negritid
C - veddoid.

Caucasoid male Y-DNA

R1a = Typical of Europeans, Southern Central Asia, North India
R1b = Typical of European and West Siberia

Caucasoid, but totally different, than southern caucasoid Like Swede and Saudi.

J = Typical of West Asian, Middle easterner, Caucasus
I = Typical of North Europeans and Central Europeans
G = Typical of Caucasus
E = Typical of South European, North African and Bantu African

All four were originally also different.

J - like saudi/syrian mix.
I - like suadi/veddoid mix.
G - like armenoid/tadjik mix
E - like berber/veddoid mix.

[Rethel]

4. Q & R have the same origin

Q and B have the same origin also...

If Q is white, who the hell is amerindian then?

[Charles Bronson]

You are rare Turkish male, 1 in 400 Turkish. You are among the less than 1% Turks with haplogroup O

You mean 1:526.

It is in Turkey rare, but in Korea, Japan, Mongolia, China is this the most common haplogroup.

[ButlerKing]

1. They're proto-Mongoloids.

2. Maternal line Mongoloids.

3. There's R North American & Siberian populations so your conclusion isn't logical:



4. Q & R have the same origin

If haplogroup Q is Caucasian where are the Caucasian ethnicity with haplogroups Q ? Haplogroup R in Amerindians is the result of paleolithic contribution and European imperialist in 15th century.

If we combine haplogroup Q and R than their Y-DNA is 100% Caucasoid and that means they should be at least 50% Caucasoid


their mtDNA is not pure Mongoloid either.

X2a is a major mtDNA subclade in North America; among the Algonquian peoples, it comprises up to 25% of mtDNA types.[60][61] It is also present in lower percentages to the west and south of this area — among the Sioux (15%), the Nuu-chah-nulth (11%–13%), the Navajo (7%), and the Yakama (5%).[62]




I know Y-DNA can be diluted but it's very hard to believe that the Amerindian tribes with 100% Q have 0% caucasian admixture that's because Q is not Caucasian. The only groups here that shows a European affinity are the ones with European haplogroup.

[Rethel]

I know Y-DNA can be diluted but it's very hard to believe that the Amerindian tribes with 100% Q have 0% caucasian admixture that's because Q is not Caucasian

Yes, but syberian and european Q have amerindian admixture.

[ButlerKing]

1. They're proto-Mongoloids.

2. Maternal line Mongoloids.

3. There's R North American & Siberian populations so your conclusion isn't logical:



4. Q & R have the same origin

I need to ask you than

1. What do you think is a proto-Mongoloid ? do you think of Ainu only, what about the Taiwan aborigines ?

2. The Taiwanese Chinese maternal line is Taiwanese aborigines, does that count ? they are a mixture of Han Chinese father and Taiwanese aborigines mothers.

A lot of these Taiwanese aborigines have quite a caucasian-dish or Eurasian look like the Ainu, but sadly most are mixed with Chinese today.

[ButlerKing]

You mean 1:526.

It is in Turkey rare, but in Korea, Japan, Mongolia, China is this the most common haplogroup.

Yes you are correct.

0.19% of 74,940,000 = 142,386 Turkish people with haplogroup O


Source ----> percentage calculator

http://www.percentagecalculator.net/

[ButlerKing]

N and O is Mongoloid - N north version, O southern version.
Q is amerindianoid
D is originaly negritid
C - veddoid.



Caucasoid, but totally different, than southern caucasoid Like Swede and Saudi.



All four were originally also different.

J - like saudi/syrian mix.
I - like suadi/veddoid mix.
G - like armenoid/tadjik mix
E - like berber/veddoid mix.

Absolutely wrong the highest frequencies of D can be found in Tibeto Burmans 70% and they look 0% Negroid and they also show 0% Negroid admixture.


C can also not be Veddoid. It's very common in Siberia, Mongolia, Manchuria, North Korea to Australia aborigines. Different types of C have different origins.



How can you claim I and E are mixed veddoid, you mean people like Sri Lanka ?????