barbarian
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i am also not expert on any kind of genetics topic. so lets check together at least these links:1. I apologize if I was little bit harsh, but that guy really upset my nerves anyway... didn't I said how Turks brought J1 to some countries in south east europe? before turks invaded european byzantine part of empire and before they even conqured byzantine western part of anatolia, they were in conflicts on east with arabs, mixing, fighting etc... after that, Ottomans invaded Byzantines, same ottomans who were mixing with arabs on some levels, not great levels, but considerable enough...
2. J1 is present in Portugal (not much, only 3%), due to moorish conquest of Iberian peninsula, same thing goes with Sicily and south Italy, so it's not all Italy, only south Italy with 5% percentage of J1 due to Arabian conquest of Sicily, there is no other explenation...
J2 was already present there long time before arabs came, but J1 came with arabs...
and about France, I really don't know where can you find J1 in France above 1%?
3. Turks in Anatolia have around 10% of J1, which is result of mixing with arabs on some level, later brought to some Balkan countries but not on great level, not above 5% anywhere in Europe. I'm not an exepert in Turkish genetic when it comes about "non-european" haplogroups, but I know that turks in general have around 30% of "non-european" genes, in terms of genes not related anywhere in Europe, haplogroups like J1, T, Q etc...
All of "european" haplogroups in Anatolia and european Turkey around Istanbul, such as J2 (highest amongst turks), E1b1b, G2a is asimilated by original turks from original autohtone pre-ottoman society of anatolia.
For example, turks doesn't have I2a2 above 5%, I1 is 0%, I2b is 0%, R1a is around 6% because of slavic migrations there durin ottoman empire, G2a is 11% (most dominant in Ossetia and Georgia), also due to the fact of mixing with those people there...
But, turks have 16% of R1b, my explanation of that is turks got it from Armenians, who have high percentege of that R1b on east.
That's about all...
http://www.eupedia.com/europe/origins_haplogroups_europe.shtml
http://www.rastider.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/Dunya-Haplogrup-Haritasi.png
http://www.genebase.com/learning/article/11
and then go on discussion