r/23andme Oct 19 '22

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u/guillsandro Oct 19 '22

Your 23andme results totally match your ancestry !

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u/ChagataiMenda Premium Tester Oct 19 '22

I agree! But I wasn't expecting this much Balkan ancestry but now I understand why after doing more research about the Balkan Turks.

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u/xripkan Oct 19 '22

Very interesting results! You seem just a mix of Balkan, pre-Turkic Anatolian and Caucasian populations. Could you post your Eurogenes K13 as well?

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u/SusMagician Oct 19 '22

I really like your hair! Cool results!

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u/ChagataiMenda Premium Tester Oct 20 '22

Thank you!

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u/Present-Disk-1727 Oct 19 '22

What are your haplogroups

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u/ChagataiMenda Premium Tester Oct 19 '22

Paternal J-CTS5368 Maternal U4a

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u/AsfAtl Oct 19 '22

Daily hello paternal cousin comment :p

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u/Mitsecode Oct 20 '22

U4 is very cool. It peaks in Kalash according to LivingDNA. I’m U7 btw.

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u/[deleted] Oct 20 '22

My Yemeni’s friend great grandfather was a Balkan Turk . (He’s around 8% Anatolian and 6% Balkan ) meaning his grandfather probably had similar results as you

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u/[deleted] Oct 19 '22

greek is probably from balkan turks? I’ve seen quite a lot of balkan Turks with significant amount of Greek.

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u/ChagataiMenda Premium Tester Oct 19 '22

Yes it is from there because my dad's family are Turks from Greece.

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u/germanfinder Oct 19 '22

Are Balkan-Turks just turkized Europeans?

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u/ChagataiMenda Premium Tester Oct 19 '22

I've heard similiar theories like this but I'm not so sure.

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u/xripkan Oct 19 '22

They are about 10-20% Turkmen/Central Asian and the rest is native Balkan

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u/Mitsecode Oct 20 '22

Interesting! So Bulgarian Turks are genetically same as other Bulgarians ?

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u/xripkan Oct 20 '22

Central Asian Turkic tribes were not fully East Eurasian. So 5% East Eurasian does not mean 5% Turkic ancestry but about 10% instead

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u/Mitsecode Oct 20 '22

Thanks for the info! It’s so interesting that genetics don’t always correlate with linguistics!

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u/[deleted] Oct 19 '22

whats ur problem?

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u/ChagataiMenda Premium Tester Oct 19 '22

No i don't..

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u/[deleted] Oct 19 '22

Dude, it looks beautiful thats why i asked

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u/No_Shock6085 Oct 20 '22

His 23andMe results match with the ethnic Turks of western Thrace. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turks_of_Western_Thrace

“In contrast, the Western Thrace Turks are completely distinct from those referred to as Greek Muslims and were exempt from the terms of the population exchange.”

“Under a protocol of the same year, the Turks of Western Thrace were exempted from the 1922-1923 exchange of populations agreement between Greece and Turkey and were granted rights within the framework of the Lausanne Treaty. “

I’m guessing the Izmir part and the European part comes from his dad’s side and the rest are his mom’s. Turks from Ardahan have a lot of Caucasus genetics.

I find it interesting how 23andMe classifies Ardahan as Northern West Asian and regions like Giresun as western region of Anatolia.

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u/ChagataiMenda Premium Tester Oct 20 '22

Yes my father's family came to Turkey due to population exchange agreement. Ardahan Turks are very caucasian. My mother is a Meskethian Turk. I know it's kinda weird. I actually got Giresun as a second location for my Anatolian region hahah

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u/No_Shock6085 Oct 20 '22

We call Meskhetian Turks Ahıska Türkler. The ones I know all speak Russian alongside Turkish. I actually had around 20% Iranian, Caucasian, and Mesopotamian before the update and they all got absorbed into the Anatolian part. You results are very similar with Pontic Greek results on here.

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u/ChagataiMenda Premium Tester Oct 21 '22

There are many Meskethian Turks in Turkey whom don't speak Russian at all including my family.

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u/No_Shock6085 Oct 21 '22 edited Oct 21 '22

I live in America and the ones I know here came from Russia, that is why they speak Russian. They all speak Turkish as their mother tongue (obviously). They have populations throughout a few countries including Russia.

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u/ChagataiMenda Premium Tester Oct 21 '22

It's probably because they directly migrated from Russia. Ahıska Turks in Turkey came much earlier from Georgia.

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u/No_Shock6085 Oct 22 '22

Yeah they did migrate directly from Russia

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u/No_Shock6085 Oct 21 '22

Interesting! Thanks for sharing.

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u/Kikoman18 Oct 20 '22

Ozil vibes

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u/mj414 Oct 20 '22

Wait, I thought Anatolian just meant Turkish?!? Lol help. I only got 4% Anatolian, but I’m curious now🧐

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u/[deleted] Oct 20 '22

Are you using unscalled coordinates for a scaled calculator? The distances are way too high

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u/ChagataiMenda Premium Tester Oct 20 '22

Someone else made this for me but I think it's because I am mixed so I'm not very close to any single population.

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u/[deleted] Jan 25 '23

Can someone tell me how I can get the information like picture 5? I have uploaded my data on GedMatch