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  1. G25 Mixture Modeling: 44.2% Sintasha (Central Asian Indoeuropean), 23.6% Nganasan (Indigenous Siberian), 15.8% Northeast Asia, 1.6% WHG, 1.4% Pima (Native American) , 0.6% Taforalf ( Ancient North Africa), Lapodo_Santos9600BP ( Native American)
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  2. Northern Europeans have more Steppe Indoeuropean DNA with an average of 45%, Southern Europeans have more Anatolian DNA with an average of 60% Anatolian DNA. But we can separate by Western and Eastern axis, Western Europeans have more Western Hunter Gatherer DNA with 25%, and Eastern Europeans have more Eastern Hunter Gatherer DNA with 10%, the EHG component is exclusive to Eastern Europe, in addition Northeastern Europeans have more genetic affinity towards Siberians due to the high amount of DNA from Ancient Northern Eurasians, and associated genetic flow by Siberian indigenous people represented by the N1a1 lineage. If we talk about phenotypic characteristics, Western Europeans have Dolichocephalic skulls more similar to Southern and Middle Eastern Europeans, Eastern Europeans have Brachycephalic skulls slightly more similar to Siberian Indigenous people
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  3. @the_tone7167  Maternal haplogroup analysis indicates that they are Finnugric populations that were culturally assimilated by the Mongol Turks, despite having been conquered by the Mongols, although they had a great impact on their culture, these did not have a great genetic impact. Currently the Volga Tatars are genetically grouped at an intermediate point between the ethnic Russians of the North and the indigenous Siberian Nganasan, in genetic distance they are closer to the Europeans, however they share more genetic drift with the Siberian Nganasan, this implies that they have more shared genetic history with the Siberian indigenous people and the Europeans of the Bronze Age, but little with modern Europeans, this is reflected in the low levels of WHG and EEF typical characteristics of modern Europeans. With ancient populations they have more affinity towards the Eastern Sintasha (a subgroup of Sintasha displaced geographically and genetically to the East). According to history, Sintasha is characterized by having red hair, although she was not the only one, since the Tarim Mummies also had red hair, although the Tarim Mummies seem to have a quite different origin from the Udmurt Tartars, but curiously, due to their intermediate DNA between Europeans and Siberians, in genetic distance they score close to the Bashkirs and the Tartars.
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