The B539/Y13850 branch is found among the Volga Tatars in present-day Tatarstan, and we also found it in the genome of a modern Hungarian from Bodrogköz and in a Hungarian Conqueror warrior from Nagykörü grave 6.

Eastern Asian mtDNAs detected in Tatars belonged to a heterogeneous set of haplogroups (A, C, D, G, M7, M10, N9a, Y, Z), although only haplogroups A and D were revealed simultaneously in both …

Russian Journal of Genetics March 2011 , Volume 47, Issue 3 , pp 340–346 | Cite as Population structure of Volga Tatars inferred from the mitochondrial DNA diversity data

Geneticists found that some Russians are related to the Merya and Muromian peoples that inhabit the north-central part of the European side of Russia. Also published electronically on April 9, 2017. Genetic Connection Turkic people are extremely mixed, most Tatars have genetic connections to Central Asians, Near Easterns, Siberians and Europeans. Their team studied 462 samples collected from 8 Volga-Ural region populations: Bashkirs, Udmurts, Komi, Mordvinians, Mari, Besermyans, Chuvashes, and Tatars. modifier Les Tatars de la Volga sont un peuple turc originaire de la région de la Volga. The light blue genetic component dominates genetic landscape of populations inhabiting West and Central Siberia: Ugric-speaking Khanty and Mansi, Samoyedic speaking Selkups and linguistically isolated Ket.

Genetic affinities of Volga Tatars, Bashkirs, Karelians and Erzya (Y-DNA-derived): So, in terms on genetics different Tatar groups (Crimean Tatars, Nogays, Volga Tatars) aren’t exactly the most similar, and in fact each of them bear similarity to different nations surroinding them instead of other Tatars but what about culture?

132 male individuals from 4 populations residing in Yaroslavl Oblast had their Y-DNA evaluated.

Here are MDLP K23b DNA testing results of several people from different Tatar nations. However, as we could not test each sample for Y13850, more Hungarian Conquerors may bear it as well. It was found that mitochondrial gene pool of the Volga Tatars consists of two parts, but western Eurasian component prevails considerably (84% on average) over eastern Asian one (16%). But it is also known that some families of ethnic Russians intermarried with Finnic and Uralic peoples and with Volga Tatars centuries ago.

Many people think of Mongoloid looking people when they hear the word "Tatar" but genetical studies over Volga Tatars disproves this claim, as Tatars are actually genetically predominantly Caucasoid with some Mongoloid admxiture. The scientists found that the Bashkirs possess some genetics from a cluster containing "Siberian Uralic-speaking populations (Nganasans and Nenets) and extended to some of the European Uralic speakers (Maris, Udmurts, and Komis)".

Their language is known as the Tatar language.

The largest group by far that the Russians have called "Tatars" are the Volga Tatars, native to the Volga region (Tatarstan and Bashkortostan), who for this reason are often also simply known as "Tatars". Divisés en plusieurs sous-groupes, ils constituent la deuxième plus grande ethnie russe et 53 % de la population du Tatarstan .

It was found that mitochondrial gene pool of the Volga Tatars consists of two parts, but western Eurasian component prevails considerably (84% on average) over eastern Asian one (16%). A presentation being given at the European Society of Human Genetics (ESHG) Conference 2015 between June 6-9, 2015. DNA test shows a Crimean Tatar carries genes of Asians, Europeans and Middle Easterners, and not a mere descendant of Asians who moved from the East International Committee for Crimea, Inc ICC, P.O. On the other hand, the smallest genetic distances are those between BLT and Volga Tatars, Nogais from North Caucasus, Tadjiks and Uzbeks from Central Asia (F ST = 0.007) (Supplementary Table 13). 2019-03-03 - Genetic affinities of Volga Tatars, Bashkirs, Karelians and Erzya (Y-DNA-derived). Based on the results of Post et al.

Russian Journal of Genetics 53:3 (March 2017): pages 388-399.