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| black man | Jun 2 2018, 05:11:10 PM Post #1 |
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Since we can now associate different ethnic groups with branches within the updated version of the y hg C-M217+ tree, it turns out that the Hazaras might not be the only people who might be descendants of medieval Mongolian settlers outside of North Asia and the steppe belt to the south of the latter. I.e., C-M504+, M401+ in particular and/or comparable hgs might be present at certain locations in East Asia, too. And AFAIK, the backgrounds of following samples might be of interest in terms of patrilineal ancestry which could turn out to be Mongolian... Henan Han sample "78" of Zhong et al. 2011: 5/21=23,8% in y hg C-M217 Neimenggu "Northern Han-2" sample of Zhang et al. 2006: 12/58=20,7% in y hg C Gansu Han sample "87" of Zhong et al. 2011: 6/29=20,7% in y hg C-M217 Gansu Han sample "86" and "91" of Zhong et al. 2011: 7/34=20,6% in y hg C-M217 each Gansu Lanzhou Han sample of Xue et al. 2006: 6/30=20% in y hg C-M217 Shanxi Han sample "83" of Zhong et al. 2011: 10/56=17,9% in y hg C-M217 (besides conspicuous amounts of more obviously non-East Asian lineages) To be exact, all of these samples are from landlocked regions, where there are fewer or even no y hg C samples at most locations. I.e., migrations from coastal regions are relatively unlikely. Plus, samples from more or less neighbouring NE Tibetans are not only likely to include similarly increased levels of C-M217 samples but are also generally considered to be descendants of Mongols. Examples for such samples: Qinghai Tibetan "QHMQ" sample of Qi et al. 2013: 3/5=60% in y hg C-M217 Qinghai Tibetan sample of Wen et al. 2004: 13/92=14,1% in y hg C (note that Tibetan samples from elsewhere tend to have by far lower y hg C frequencies if this hg is not completely absent) Sources: Qi Xuebin et al. 2013: "Genetic Evidence of Paleolithic Colonization and Neolithic Expansion of Modern Humans on the Tibetan Plateau"; doi: 10.1093/molbev/mst093 Wen Bo et al. 2004: "Analyses of Genetic Structure of Tibeto-Burman Populations" Xue Yali et al. 2006: "Male Demography in East Asia"; doi: 10.1534/genetics.105.054270 Zhang Feng et al. 2006: "A Frequent Partial AZFc Deletion"; doi: 10.1111/j.1469-1809.2005.00231.x Zhong Hua et al. 2011: "Extended Y Chromosome Investigation"; doi: 10.1093/molbev/msq247 |
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