@88_jkk@DanDavisWrites Not the Bell Beakers, duh. I'm referring to EHG, such as individuals from Popovo, Karavaikha, Elshanka, and Yuzhny Oleny Ostrov.
Some of their skulls exhibit Mongoloid-like features, including flat facial profiles and prominent cheekbones.
@HowlingWiglet@ShahanshahCyrus@M_Mohammadi1 Largely continuous according to what, aDNA or Y-DNA? There isn’t much continuity if we consider aDNA, and even less when it comes to Y-DNA.
I shouldn’t be the one teaching you this, but your Iranic ancestors were foreign to the Iranian Plateau.
@ijbolia_@47Tolkien@0xdasha The average of all Anatolian Turks is Ankara-like. Istanbul itself mainly has two profiles: Balkanite-Turkish and Central Anatolian Turkish-like.
@ShahanshahCyrus@M_Mohammadi1 "It’s not about them being mixed, it��s about them being barely genetically related to what they’re larping as"
This was your logic, bruh. Are you retarded?
How much genetic legacy does the average Persian have from its Sasanian ancestors, and how much of it is Iranic in origin?
@ShahanshahCyrus@M_Mohammadi1 It doesn't matter, by that logic, those Sasanian and Achaemenid Iranians were also larping, which makes you twice as much of a larper.
@nikotesla50 Türklerde aksakal kültürü var, saçlar çoğunlukla ağarır, bazen de dökülür. Ne diğer Asyalılara ne de Türklere özgü saç dökülmeme geni diye bir şey yok.
Çin'de 20 yaşını geçen erkekler dazlak cavlak dolaşıyor. Cahil m4l seni.
@casperhubdev They bridge such clusters because some of the samples are not Anatolian Turks.
Among the 773 tested, 118 are Kurds, 80 are non-Anatolian Turks, 37 are Laz, and so on, bringing the total to 349 samples that are either mixed or from populations unrelated to Anatolian Turks.