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what is turkic ethnicity?

they look better than Iraqi, Syrian or Indians, which are the worst humanity has to offer

I'm no fan of Turkish culture but the people look ok by physical appearance
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>>544037453
SHUT THE FUCK UP YOU BROWN RETARD
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>>544037453
Outside the 1% neighborhoods, it's all turd world mongrel shitskins
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>>544037453
It's because their women love BWC
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>>544037453
Some nomadic muslim mongrels invaded a white country and intead of getting assimilated, assimilated the population itself.
That's what Turkey is.
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>>544037453
>qt on the lower left
Would marry
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>>544037453
dibs on the one in the middle
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>>544037453
We are Turkish we don't have any connection to those ethnicities you listed
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>>544039139
>white country and intead of getting assimilated,

Anatolia was always Anatolian farmer.
Never muh hwite.

>>544039411
>we are turkish
Linguistically.

>we are not
Yes you are. Closest genetic matches are Syria and Iran.
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>>544041537
Only in central and eastern anatolia, north, south and west anatolia have a lot of greek and armenian admixture.
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>>544041748
Armenoid admixture.
Not Armenian.

And as Turks are almost not Turkic genetically.
It is as Greeks and Iranians are almost no Indo-European ancestry.

The Greeks have mostly Anatolian farmer DNA like the Turks.
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>Several studies have investigated to what extent a gene flow from Central Asia to Anatolia contributed to the gene pool of the Turkish people and the role of the 11th-century settlement by Oghuz Turks.

>Several studies have investigated to what extent a gene flow from Central Asia to Anatolia contributed to the gene pool of the Turkish people and the role of the 11th-century settlement by Oghuz Turks.
> ... such asTurkmenistan and Afghanistan.

>A study involving mitochondrial analysis of a Byzantine-era population, whose samples were gathered from excavations in the archaeological site of Sagalassos, found that these samples were closest to modern samples from "Turkey, Crimea, Iran and Italy (Campania and Puglia), Cyprus and the Balkans (Bulgaria, Croatia, and Greece)."
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>>544037453
Original anatolians looked like this



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