Matches in DBpedia 2015-10 for { ?s ?p "In population genetics the question has been debated whether the modern Turkish population is significantly related to other Turkic peoples, or whether they are rather derived from indigenous populations of Anatolia which were culturally assimilated during the Middle Ages. The contribution of the Central Asian genetics to the modern Turkish people has been debated and become the subject of several studies. As a result, several studies have concluded that the indigenous peoples of Anatolia are the primary source of the present-day Turkish population, in addition to contributions from neighboring peoples, from the Caucasus, Balkans, and the Near East, with a small contribution from Central Asia and East Asia."@en }
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- Genetic_history_of_the_Turkish_people abstract "In population genetics the question has been debated whether the modern Turkish population is significantly related to other Turkic peoples, or whether they are rather derived from indigenous populations of Anatolia which were culturally assimilated during the Middle Ages. The contribution of the Central Asian genetics to the modern Turkish people has been debated and become the subject of several studies. As a result, several studies have concluded that the indigenous peoples of Anatolia are the primary source of the present-day Turkish population, in addition to contributions from neighboring peoples, from the Caucasus, Balkans, and the Near East, with a small contribution from Central Asia and East Asia.".