🧬 Bosnian DNA Breakdown:

• 58.6% Slavic
• 32.8% Paleo Balkanic
• 6.2% Anatolian
• 2.4% Germanic

They are genetically closer to 🇲🇩 Moldovans.
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🧬 Slovakian DNA Breakdown:

• 64.8% Slavic
• 28% Continental_Celtic
• 7.% Germanic


They are genetically closer to 🇺🇦 Ukrainians of Zakarpattia.
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🧬 Ukrainian_Zakarpattia DNA Breakdown:

• 73.6% Slavic
• 15% Dacian proxy
• 5.6% Gwrmanic
.5.8% Anatolian Roman

They are genetically closer to 🇺🇦 Ukrainians of Lviv region

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Facial reconstruction of an Eneolithic man from Turkmenistan, belonging to the Anau culture.

The Anau and Sarazm clusters, largely consisting of Iran_N and extra ANE, made up the bulk of the BMAC ancestry

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Persians did not undergo genetic selection for the lactose tolerance gene. Only 15% Persians have the gene, the rest are lactose intolerant.

Interestingly, Arabs living in Iran are more lactose tolerant than the ethnic Persians.

Source:-https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Phenotype-frequency-obtained-from-lactose-tolerance-testing-among-different-ethnic-groups_tbl1_331028807

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Where do proto aryans like sintashta plot?
So far we see they drift towards a viking sample
Although proto aryans are older than vikings and both have different lineages but this drift shows that yeah genetically speaking proto aryans share drift with germanics but that doesn't imply germanics descend from them
It implies aryans descend from germanic like source

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Facial Reconstruction of King Edward the Elder (Based on his penny and Timothy Innes’ portrayal of King Edward in The Last Kingdom)
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The six races of Latin America

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Proto-Caucasus Culture (Kura-Araxes) 🌅

Duration: 3400-2000 BCE 🗓️

Geographical Location: 🗺️ Southern Caucasus

Contemporary Culture: North Caucasus, Maikop Culture

DNA Breakdown: 🧬

- 33.4% Caucasus Hunter-Gatherer 🏹
- 32.5% Anatolian Neolithic Farmer 🌾
- 21.9% Iran Neolithic Farmer 🐑
- 12.2% Natufian Hunter-Gatherer 🏕️

Genetic Closeness: 🤝 Nearest to modern Kakh people from Georgia

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Turkish_Sivas dna breakdown 🇹🇷
57.4% Anatolian
19.6% Turkic
11.4% Pontic
6.2% Mesopotamian
5.4% European drift

They are genetically close to Kayseri turks

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Mongolians view cat as something bad

"My long ash-brown hair (fairer than usual for Mongolian children) meant that if any of my friends felt like teasing me they would call me ‘Russian' or 'a cat' as an insult. Mongolians don't like cats.

Source:- Mongol
By Uuganaa Ramsay

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🧬 Georgian qpAdm DNA Breakdown 🧬

• 86.1% Proto Caucasian (KuraAraxes) 🏔️
• 9.7% Levantine proxy 🐪
• 4.2% Proto Indo-European 🏹

🤝 Genetically Close to Ahiska Turks 🇹🇷
* According to g25, Georgians are genetically close to Ahiska Turks outside of Georgia.

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🔔 Bell Beaker Culture: A Genetic Journey 🔔

The Bell Beaker culture, named after its iconic 🔔-shaped drinking vessel, emerged around 2800 BC, marking the start of the European Bronze Age.

🧬 Bell Beaker DNA Breakdown:

• 55.4% Proto Indo-European 🏹
• 28.7% Anatolian Neolithic Farmer 🌾
• 15.9% Western Hunter-Gatherer 🦌

Genetic Connection:
* The Bell Beaker culture shares close genetic ties with modern Norwegians and other Germanic populations.

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The Kipchaks or Qipchaqs, also known as Kipchak Turks or Polovtsians, were Turkic nomads and then a confederation that existed in the Middle Ages inhabiting parts of the Eurasian Steppe.

Kipchak 1 and 2 samples are available

Kipchak 1 dna qpAdm details

👉73.2% pre turkic Central asian(Avestan proxy)
👉26.8% Proto Turkic(proxy)

Kipchak 2 dna qpAdm details
👉57.9% proto turkic(proxy)
👉42.1% pre turkic central asian(Avestan proxy)

These kipchaks are closer to turkmen and Tubalar(excluding outliers)

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