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    Turkish vs. Armenian Autosomal DNA - Compare and Contrast Results.

    Gedrosian Admixture
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    Turkish vs. Armenian Autosomal DNA - Compare and Contrast Results.

    South-West Asian Admixture
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    Turkish vs. Armenian Autosomal DNA - Compare and Contrast Results.

    East Asian Admixture
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    Turkish vs. Armenian Autosomal DNA - Compare and Contrast Results.

    East European Admixture
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    Turkish vs. Armenian Autosomal DNA - Compare and Contrast Results.

    African Admixture
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    Turkish vs. Armenian Autosomal DNA - Compare and Contrast Results.

    West Asian Admixture
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    Turkish vs. Armenian Autosomal DNA - Compare and Contrast Results.

    Red Sea Admixture
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    Turkish vs. Armenian Autosomal DNA - Compare and Contrast Results.

    Mediterranean Admixture
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    Turkish vs. Armenian Autosomal DNA - Compare and Contrast Results.

    The blogger Dienekes raises the question: "All of the above combine to make a pretty compelling story. Could it be that Armenians preserve a legacy of admixture between a linguistically Indo-European speaking, genetically Sardinian-like population, which arrived in Asia Minor from the Balkans...
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    Turkish vs. Armenian Autosomal DNA - Compare and Contrast Results.

    Armenian Haplogroup Distribution Map
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    Turkish vs. Armenian Autosomal DNA - Compare and Contrast Results.

    Armenian Y-DNA (Paternal) Haplogroups (Updated on 28 january 2012) R1b1a2a represents the largest haplogroup for Armenians in general and project members in particular. It has been estimated to be 8,000 years old. According to Vince Vizachero who runs the haplogroup R-ht35 Project: "From...
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    Turkish vs. Armenian Autosomal DNA - Compare and Contrast Results.

    “The Armenians are a nation and an ethnic group originating from the Caucasus and eastern Anatolia, where a large concentration of this community has remained, especially in Armenia.” Nasidze,Ling, Quinque, Dupanloup, Cordaux, Rychkov, Naumova, Zhukova, Sarraf-Zadegan, Naderi, Asgary, Sardas...
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    Turkish vs. Armenian Autosomal DNA - Compare and Contrast Results.

    8. Peter Hrechdakian on “Armenian DNA Haplogroups: Ancient, Unique & Relevant” Beirut, October 7, 2010- On October 5, 2010, Peter Hrechdakian, Administrator of the Armenian DNA Project at Family Tree DNA, delivered a lecture entitled “Armenian DNA Haplogroups: Ancient, Unique & Relevant” for the...
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    Turkish vs. Armenian Autosomal DNA - Compare and Contrast Results.

    7. “Modern Armenians and Armenian inhabitants around that time [Neolithic era] have cranial similarities, indicating a genetic continuity with ancient populations. Spread to Indian subcontinent and Europe.” Luigi Cavalli-Sforza (1922-), world renowned population geneticist, Princeton...
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    Turkish vs. Armenian Autosomal DNA - Compare and Contrast Results.

    5. 40% of Armenian genes dates back to Paleolithic era. Levon Yepiskoposyan 6. The result of the over 300 individuals that have already been tested revealed that the Armenian branches of DNA are at the root of many branches in Europe. Armenians belong to 13 distinct genetic groups that go...
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    Turkish vs. Armenian Autosomal DNA - Compare and Contrast Results.

    4. ALU INSERTION POLYMORPHISMS IN POPULATIONS OF THE SOUTH CAUCASUS “Armenians are a separate ethnic group, which originated from Neolithic tribes of the Armenian Uplands” Litvinov S*, Kutuev I, Yunusbayev B, Khusainova R, Valiev R, Khusnutdinova E
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    Turkish vs. Armenian Autosomal DNA - Compare and Contrast Results.

    3. Movsesian and Kochar, 2000 “Cranial similarities between modern Armenians and the Armenians of Armenia 1600 – 700 BC indicate the continuity of the genetic connection to the ancient people ”
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    Turkish vs. Armenian Autosomal DNA - Compare and Contrast Results.

    2. –Banoei, Chaleshtori, Sanati, Shariati, Houshmand, Majidizadeh, Soltani & Golalipour (2007) Variation of DAT1 VNTR Alleles and Genotypes Among Old Ethnic Groups in Mesopotamia to the Oxus Region. “The Armenians are a nation and an ethnic group originating from the Caucasus and eastern...
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    Turkish vs. Armenian Autosomal DNA - Compare and Contrast Results.

    Quotes by authorities on the subject 1. University of Tartu Faculty of Biology and Geography Institute of Molecular and Cell Biology Department of Evolutionary Biology Urmas Roostalu M Sc. Rva-Liis Loogvali Prof Dr. Richard Villems Tartu 2004 “In our study the ancestry of the Armenians was...
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    Turkish vs. Armenian Autosomal DNA - Compare and Contrast Results.

    Map of the frequency distribution of the R1 haplotypes (Y-chromosome analysis), from the European Journal of Human Genetics.
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