B.A. Muratov

Mr. A.Z.Yenikeev was investigated BIG-Y Buryjan Bashkirs ofMassagetaes-Burdzhan line R1b-Z2106[1]

As a result, the test identified 10 SNPs already known — CTS9416,L338, M4170, Z2105, S17912, S20902, Z2103, Z2106, Z2108, Z8128;and 37 new SNPs — from KMS59 to KMS95[2].

Was built following sequence of tree-SNPs for Massagetaes-Burdzhan line R1b-Z2106, where three SNP Z2106, Z2108, Z8128,were more ancient than all other 44 SNPs (KMS59-KMS95, CTS9416, L338, M4170, Z2105, S17912, S20902, Z2103).

Sergey Malyshev, a specialist in haplogroup R1b, so distributedhaplotype of Buryjan Bashkirs at the tree R1b-Z2106[3]:

Table 1. Subclades R1b-Z2105. Author S.Malyshev

The difference with my calculation is that the Z2103 and Z2105 SNPs of S.Malyshev defined as older than the Z2106, I have, on the contrary Z2106 more ancient than the SNP Z2105 and Z2103. Let us examine the tree R1b-Z2105 at S.Malyshev.

1) We can see the direction of migration from Asia (from the area between India and China - the Pamirs, Himalayas, etc.) to Europe (Germany) through the Southern Ural.

2) Emphasis is placed on parallel lines for Buryjan Bashkirs - These are the Germans and Pakistanis that may be indirect evidence in favor of Massagetaes-Burdzhans origin for Buryjan Bashkirs.

Bibliography and Notes:

1. Temporary name given to EH Project "Suyun" for subclades R1b-Z2105 of Buryjan Bashkirs.

2. KMS position SNPs on the site Y-DNA can be found at Thomas Krahn site's, and in the Y-browser Isogg.org

3. familytreedna.com/public/ht35new/