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Kyrgyz were said to be unions of Iranic and Turkic. The skulls shows they had a Mongoloid/Caucasoid population of mostly males and a Caucasoid population of mostly females.

Well I agree Turkic are mixed but they were predominately Mongoloid not Caucasoid at all. The Xiongnu was the first Turkic empire and the people for example look predominately Mongoloid with only some Caucasian admixture.

The Pazyryk culture proves to be Iranic and Turkic influences. Many suggests they were Iranic while other Turkic while most suggest they were unions of Iranic and Turkic. The burial showed that men had characteristics of part Mongoloid males while women Europoid. It can only be Turkic unless...

But Kazakhs have more Caucasoid mtDNA 45% - 55% than Caucasoid 18 - 40%.. The Kyrgyz also have high Caucasoid mtDNA 27 - 45% and all of them look Mongoloid or mixed. Higher Caucasoid Y-DNA does not mean more Caucasoid men mating, Turkic already have heavily mixed DNA long before any Turkic...

The truth is historically in Central Asia it was more like mostly Mongoloid males and part Mongoloid men wmating with mostly Caucasoid women and Turanid women. If we include the fact that ancient Turks had 47% Caucasoid Y-DNA and 27% Caucasoid mtDNA like Altay people. The history of Turks are...

Central Asians Turks Mongolian paternal Y-DNA is actually more common than maternal mtDNA. However. at the same Siberian mtDNA in Turks are much higher than Siberian Y-DNA Q, N. Even some of the Central Asian Turks including Turkish with R1a are derived from part Mongoloid men with R1a...