Turkmen DNA and History

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@esvtdmrc6 Lake baikal=Amur Neolithic is 100% Eastern Eurasian

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A comparison of Neolithic ancestry modeling results between medieval Turkic samples and modern Turkmens reveals a largely parallel pattern

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Turkmens also carry about 54% of their genetic ancestry from Early Altaic ancestors

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@oghurian If the 46% Sogdian segment is re-evaluated as a composite of Khwarazmian+Alan-Sarmatian sources the model becomes much more explanatory.Given that the Oghuz territory was formerly a stronghold for Alan-Sarmat tribes interaction and genetic continuity are historically inevitable

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The origin of the East Eurasian component in Turkmens shows a different pattern than Y-DNA alone. Despite the dominance of haplogroup Q, autosomal data indicates that 80–85% of this East Eurasian ancestry comes directly from Hunnic sources, rather than Siberian Scythians+

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qpAdm modeling of TURKMENSG samples, which represents the average of two academic samples from Turkmenistan.
Average East Eurasian ancestry(ANA): 41.5%
Medieval Turkic ancestry: 80.5%

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@oghurian In my view,the Iranian component in Turkmens originates mainly from the assimilation of local Khwarazmians during the Oghuz Yabgu era,particularly through the maternal line.The patterns observed in our Y-DNA tables strongly support this historical integration over a Sogdian model

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The modeling belongs to @Ilb3548; I would like to thank him for modeling these academic samples.

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Many people assume a significant Siberian Scythian autosomal legacy based on paternal markers, but as shown in the data, the reality is the opposite: Turkmens derive the majority of their East Eurasian genetic heritage from their Hunnic ancestors.

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Genetic profile and modeling based on the average of individual Turkmen samples from the Dashoguz, Mary (Merv), Lebap, Balkan, Kunduz, Balkh, and Jowzjan regions

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Genetic profile and modeling based on the average of individual Turkmen samples from the Dashoguz, Mary (Merv), Lebap, Balkan, Kunduz, Balkh, and Jowzjan regions

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@GoldenSaka @schiz0warrior People who say that may not be aware of these studies

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qpAdm modeling of modern Turkmen individuals from Afghanistan (N = 6)
Medieval Turkic core ancestry: 74.2%
East Eurasian ancestry: 37–40%

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Modeled bu @dnnskrkmz

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With the addition of two individual samples, the Afghan Turkmen dataset now consists of a total of 8 samples. Despite the newly added samples, the average remained unchanged, indicating that the Turkmens of this region carry roughly this level of Turkic genetic heritage

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qpAdm modeling of modern Turkmen individuals from Afghanistan (N = 6)
Medieval Turkic core ancestry: 74.2%
East Eurasian ancestry: 37–40%

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G25 modeling of the two added samples

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@Kurganenjoyer @AnatolianRednek @genosteppe Do you know which tribe the person who gave the sample belongs to? Afshar Bayat?

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Results of a Turkmen individual from Balkh–Baghlan, Afghanistan, originally from Lebap, Turkmenistan.
Y-DNA: Q-L713
East Eurasian ancestry: 40.49%
Turkic ancestry (qpAdm): 84.2%
Tribe: Arsari> Esenmeňli

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@gaayypogly Aklymda şodip galan eken

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@gaayypogly Danew