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Chevalier de Balibari

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Kurds have Iran Chalcolithic genes but they also have BA/IA Persian genes.Northwest Iranians are also a similar situation.They contain both Iran C genes and also Persian steppish autosomal.
 

Chevalier de Balibari

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ok so you are saying that Iranic genes = Iran N + Steppe ?


The steppe DNA played a major role to the formation of the whole Iranian people.indo-aryans come from andronovo-sintasta witch btw they carried also BMAC(Bactria margiana genes).They settled in modern Iran and they mixed with the native people there.Northwest Iranians influenced by these people.And thats why even modern Kurds have steppe DNA.
 

Kurdquistador

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if Iran N and Steppe = "Iranic genes"

then all northern west asia and even some south/southeast europeans = Iranic

the only difference is that we Iranic speakers of west asia have more Iran N and Steppe than most of our neighbors . but they score it too .
 

Kurdquistador

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the BMAC were mostly Iran N + CHG + some north euro stuff in some

those components are all native to west asia except the north euro . the bmac went from west asia there
 

Chevalier de Balibari

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if Iran N and Steppe = "Iranic genes"

then all northern west asia and even some south/southeast europeans = Iranic

the only difference is that we Iranic speakers of west asia have more Iran N and Steppe than most of our neighbors . but they score it too .


Kurds are more native in people thats true,i am always saying it but you cannot deny your Persian origins as well.
 

Chevalier de Balibari

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the BMAC were mostly Iran N + CHG + some north euro stuff in some

those components are all native to west asia except the north euro . the bmac went from west asia there


BMAC-YAZ cultures assilimated pretty much to the upcoming Indo-Aryan populations.When they arrived in Iran and India they brought similar genes as well.Thats how proto iranians and proto aryans were have been pretty much.
 

Kurdquistador

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Kurds are more native in people thats true,i am always saying it but you cannot deny your Persian origins as well.

we have communication problems . well it is hard to explain things over the internet

I will try to explain :

you are saying that "Iranic genes " = the central asian iranics who mixed with the native people of anatolia etc. to create us

but the thing is that the BMAC are themselves mostly Iran N + CHG and some north european stuff . so it is mostly west asian by itself

thats what I am saying

and we kurds and other iranic speakers nearby have more Iran N and more Steppe than most of our neighbors thats why we cluster closest together as "Iranics" . but our neighboring non iranic speaking people also have Iran N etc. ....even cypriots

and we are far from "iranics" like pashtuns , balochs etc. and way closer to many european groups even than to them . thats why I am saying that the belief that there is a unified "Iranic people" is false
 

Chevalier de Balibari

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we have communication problems . well it is hard to explain things over the internet

I will try to explain :

you are saying that "Iranic genes " = the central asian iranics who mixed with the native people of anatolia etc. to create us

but the thing is that the BMAC are themselves mostly Iran N + CHG and some north european stuff . so it is mostly west asian by itself

thats what I am saying

and we kurds and other iranic speakers nearby have more Iran N and more Steppe than most of our neighbors thats why we cluster closest together as "Iranics" . but our neighboring non iranic speaking people also have Iran N etc. ....even cypriots

and we are far from "iranics" like pashtuns , balochs etc. and way closer to many european groups even than to them . thats why I am saying that the belief that there is a unified "Iranic people" is false


I think there are numerous posts in anthrogenica about Iranian genetics,so lets stop it here.I think we both agree that Kurds are between the native people of zagros mountains(similar to Iran chalcolithic) but they also received something from the eastnorth.Still Iran N+CHG with additional Steppe.We dont know how much Steppe proto-iranians carried when they arrived in Iran.We need samples for it.
 

Kurdquistador

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look how this BMAC sample for example gets modelled :


Target: UZB_Sappali_Tepe_BA
Distance: 2.2007% / 0.02200714
64.0Iran_Neolithic
13.0Steppe
12.0Caucasus_Hunter_Gatherer_(Kotias)
9.0Anatolia_Neolithic
1.8AASI
0.2Native_American
 

Chevalier de Balibari

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Not really. R1a in Sintashta was very different from R1a in Iranian Plateau. Sintashta was the dead end and was later assimilated by the Siberian/Turco-Mongoloid people

Native folks of BMAC were Iran_ChL folks and came from the Upper Mesopotamia.

Steppes ancestry in Kurds is not from 'Sintasthat'. A lot of it was just native to Northwest Asia (minor gene flow) and came also from the Kura-Araxa. There was some Steppes ancestry in West Asia even during the Neolithics.

Plus, some Steppes ancestry in Kurdistan is from the Scythians and Cimmerians.

Nothing to do with Sintashta.


LOL.Kurds steppe is definitely not connected with scythians and cimmerians.Otherwise you would score east asian/siberian since these tribes have such an admixture.Your steppe is similar to Andronovo-Sintasta related indoaryan people.I think Alaska will agree here with me.
 

Chevalier de Balibari

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look how this BMAC sample for example gets modelled :


Target: UZB_Sappali_Tepe_BA
Distance: 2.2007% / 0.02200714
64.0Iran_Neolithic
13.0Steppe
12.0Caucasus_Hunter_Gatherer_(Kotias)
9.0Anatolia_Neolithic
1.8AASI
0.2Native_American


I know.Such an admixture influenced people from northwest iran my friend but ofc the south asian is zero among Kurds.
 
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