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					Like I said in another thread. Why are some obsessed with Haplogroup R. For Turks to deny Haplogroup Q and N so much..I don't get it. Why do they do it. They act as if the majority of Turkic people's belong to haplogroup R where in fact only a fraction of them belong to that particular haplo
					
						
					
						
					
						
					
						
					
						
					
						
					
						
					
						
					
						
					
						
					
				
			
			 
			
				

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					Do you mean this subclade?https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%93...4%D0%9D%D0%9A).
Yes, Turkmens have a lot of Q-M25. But other Oguz tribes do not have many. Turkmen neighbors - Kazakhs, Uzbeks, Kyrgyz, have 3-5% of the total. At the same time, I am not sure that the Kazakhs and Kyrgyz have the same Turkmen subclade. The correlation between this subclade and Turkic people is too weak, especially if we assume recent expansion of turkic peoples. Usually, for Turks, haplogroup Q goes as minor together with subclades of haplogroup R. This situation has been observed since at least the Iron Age in Europe and cenral Asia. Paleogenetics has not yet found big Q-rich populations in the early Middle Ages in the Central Asian region or Europe, wich we can relate with turkic expantions
					
						
					
						
					
						
					
						
					
						
					
						
					
						
					
						
					
						
					
						
					
				
			
			 
			
				

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