> no source > no graph you monkey dumbfuck, just type "genetic studies on turkish people" in the search bar and there will be literally first link to an article in wikipedia, which reads as follows: "the genetic contribution of central asian turkic speakers to present-day people can be provisionally estimated by comparison of central asian ancestry in present-day turkish people (~9%) and sampled ancient central asians (range of ~41-100%) to be between 9/100 and 9/41 or ~9-22%". > the genetic makeup greatly alters the more east you go. and it's only a conservative estimate, i've seen a dna study with less than 3%. "turks" are a fake ethnicity, like brazilians.
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