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Regional analysis of Y-DNA Haplogroup Composition in Western Turks (N=4588)
Thanks to @BilalSelimFiliz for the map. Detailed explanation in below.
Y-DNA Map (Umap):
umap.openstreetmap.fr/tr/map…
mtDNA Map (Umap):
umap.openstreetmap.fr/tr/map…
Y-DNA Haplogroup Composition in Mountain Crimean Tatars (N=174)
You can access the database based on individual results from the links below.
Y-DNA Map (Umap):
umap.openstreetmap.fr/tr/map…
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@kokenim bugün itibariyle verdiğiniz 4 hafta süresi dolmak üzere. Bizim üstümüze 250 kit sattınız bir haftada ve sosyal medyada haftada bir iki sonuç çıktığını görüyoruz.
@seckincsahin Size başından beri destek veren müşterilerinizi mağdur etmeyin, ne zaman çıkacak soncumuz?
📜 Paleogenetic DNA (Q-BZ427):
🇰🇬⚱️ Saka (7th century BCE)
🇷🇺⚱️ Kenkol Culture (4th century)
🇷🇺⚱️ Turkic Khaganate (7th century)
t.me/turkicdnadatabase
📖 According to our database, haplogroup Q-L332 is found in Anatolian Turks from Balıkesir / Bandırma and Denizli / Acıpayam. It is thought that Ashide, the dynasty of the Second Turkic Khaganate, also belonged to this clade.
📚 This subclade can be considered a Scytho-Siberian branch of the Q-L330 haplogroup. The spread of this haplogroup among the Anatolian Turks is more likely to originate from the Oghuz Conquerors.
Y-DNA Haplogroup Composition in Crimean Tatars (N=428)
You can access the database based on individual results from the links below.
Y-DNA Map (Umap):
umap.openstreetmap.fr/tr/map…
mtDNA Map (Umap):
umap.openstreetmap.fr/tr/map…
📜 Paleogenetic DNA (I-CTS2208):
🇩🇰⚱️ Viking age Danish (8th century)
🇷🇺⚱️ Viking age Russia (10th century)
🇸🇪⚱️ Viking age Swedish (11th century)
🇫🇮⚱️ Medieval Finnish (11th century)
t.me/turkicdnadatabase
📖 According to our database, haplogroup I-Y186190 is found in Anatolian Turks from Antalya / Elmalı and Kayseri / Felahiye under the I-Y251784 subclade.
📚 This subclade can be considered a Germanic branch of the I-L121 haplogroup. The spread of this haplogroup among the Anatolian Turks is more likely to originate from the Crusaders or maybe the Varangians.
