The Geographer

This graph shows the complex history of the Uralic peoples.


Shown here are the three main components that formed the Uralic race. Anthropologically this componets are divided into: Northern European Indo-European, Paleo-Northern European and Mongoloid Siberian.

Of course, peoples such as those indicated in the small triangle and the Nganasans generally do not belong to the Uralic race.

Sources:


Genetic admixture and language shift in the medieval Volga-Oka interfluve


Ancient Fennoscandian genomes reveal origin and spread of Siberian ancestry in Europe


Bronze Age Northern Eurasian Genetics in the Context of Development of Metallurgy and Siberian Ancestry

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The Geographer

Here is shown the ancestry from Proto-Uralians, Proto-Indo-Europeans and Proto-Türks and other genetic components with an indeterminate language in modern Uralic peoples and peoples that has Proto-Uralic ancestry.

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The Geographer

Shown here is the percentage of Proto-Uralic ancestry for all Uralic peoples and non-Uralic peoples that has Proto-Uralic ancestry.
It also shows the ancestries of cultures and peoples that were influenced by peoples that have Proto-Uralic ancestry

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The Geographer

Here is shown the ancestry of modern Slavic peoples and the ancestry of peoples that has Proto-Slavic ancestry

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