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The Origin and Migration of Modern Humans from the Perspective of Molecular Anthropology 3 - Brown Race and Old Asian Five, CF Group - C Old Asian (Mongolian - Brown Species) and F Group

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At the same time that the D population entered Asia, one of the C's in the CF group also entered Asia along the old path of D, and the C and D people were the first modern people to occupy Asia, so they were collectively called old Asians.

The descendants of population C were mainly divided into two branches, north and south, and the south branch of population C later evolved into the ancestors of the brown race. This group of brown people traveled from southern India and Southeast Asia to the Malay Archipelago and Oceania. At that time, the sea level was lower than it is now, and the Malay Peninsula and the Malay Archipelago in Southeast Asia were connected, as were australia and the island of New Guinea. But there are still more than 60 kilometers of sea from the Malay Archipelago to the island of New Guinea, and this group of brown people who still ventured across the sea to Oceania more than 50,000 years ago is evidence of the earliest human voyage.

The Origin and Migration of Modern Humans from the Perspective of Molecular Anthropology 3 - Brown Race and Old Asian Five, CF Group - C Old Asian (Mongolian - Brown Species) and F Group

Brown race

According to research by Professors Flannery and Bert Robert Roberts of the University of Wollongong in Australia, 90% of Australia's million fauna disappeared about 46,000 years ago, shortly after early humans arrived on the continent, including the largest lizard in history, the 6-meter-long ancient monitor lizard, and various large herbaceous marsupials, such as marsupial "leopards", which have fallen victim to the development of humans into Oceania. Today, the direct descendants of purebred brown-bred people are mainly distributed in Australia and the islands of the South Pacific, in Oceania such as 86% of New Guineans, 70% of Australian aborigines, 63.3% of Polynesians, in Southeast Asia such as eastern Indonesia 27.3% of Malays, 17% of Borneo natives are direct descendants of this group of brown people.

The Origin and Migration of Modern Humans from the Perspective of Molecular Anthropology 3 - Brown Race and Old Asian Five, CF Group - C Old Asian (Mongolian - Brown Species) and F Group

The Komodo monitor lizard is the largest of the known species present.

The C3 type evolved from Southeast Asia northward into East and North Asia, and because of its higher latitude, it evolved light yellow skin and became a typical Mongolian race, with single eyelids, black eyeballs, small eyes, flat face, flat nose bridge, beard and little body hair as its main physical features. C3 is the most influential branch under the C haplogroup, and the descendants of C3 are mainly distributed in the Altaic language peoples.

At present, the linguistic community divides the world's languages into language families, language families, branches and languages according to the degree of similarity. Among them, what we say in our daily life is the language, similar languages are classified as the same branch of the language - language branch, similar language branch is reclassified into the same language - language family, the same language family often corresponds to a large ethnic group in a broad sense, such as the Germanic language family corresponding to the Germanic people, the Chinese language group corresponding to the Han nationality. Some language families have some similar correspondences with language families, which are classified as homologous languages. The Altaic language is the third largest language family in the world and the main language family of the ethnic minorities in northern China, including Mongolian, Tungusic and Turkic languages.

Mongolian language is the language of Mongolians and mongolian-related ethnic groups, mainly distributed in China, Mongolia, the Russian Federation, Afghanistan and other places, basically the farther away from China, the higher the Mongolian C3 ratio, such as China's Border Inner Mongolian C3 ratio of about 40%, Outer Mongolia about 58%, Buryat Mongols about 60%, the furthest away from China, Russia's Kalmyk Mongol C3 is as high as about 70%.

The Origin and Migration of Modern Humans from the Perspective of Molecular Anthropology 3 - Brown Race and Old Asian Five, CF Group - C Old Asian (Mongolian - Brown Species) and F Group

Great Khan of Mongolia

Tungusic languages include Chinese Manchu and Northeast Asian Orunchun, Evenk, Evanji, Hezhe, etc., it is generally believed that this language family originated together on the Tunguska River in the forests of eastern Siberia, in Hammer's data, 68.1% of The Orunchun people and 34.1% of the Evenk people are C3c under C3. The Tunguska people, who basically remain in the deep mountains and old forests of Northeast Asia, maintain a more pure-bred C3 bloodline, while the Manchus, who are more frequently mixed with the Han, have fewer C3 components.

The Origin and Migration of Modern Humans from the Perspective of Molecular Anthropology 3 - Brown Race and Old Asian Five, CF Group - C Old Asian (Mongolian - Brown Species) and F Group

Tunguska people

Turkic languages are the largest language family in the Altaic language family, which is distributed from the Balkan Peninsula in the west, to the eastern Siberia in the east, to the Arabian Peninsula in the south, to the Novosibirsk Islands in the Arctic Ocean in the north, and the turkic language is mainly used in Turkey, Azerbaijan, Cyprus, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Kyrgyzstan, the Russian Republic of Tatarstan and Xinjiang, China.

The Origin and Migration of Modern Humans from the Perspective of Molecular Anthropology 3 - Brown Race and Old Asian Five, CF Group - C Old Asian (Mongolian - Brown Species) and F Group

Kazakh

The Origin and Migration of Modern Humans from the Perspective of Molecular Anthropology 3 - Brown Race and Old Asian Five, CF Group - C Old Asian (Mongolian - Brown Species) and F Group

The brown part of the figure (Northeast Asia-Aussie gene) is chromosome C

Among the Turkic language peoples, C3 is its core but not the main component, because the ancestors of most turkic peoples today are not Turkic, but have been assimilated by turks and switched to Turkic, and only the Kazakh C3 component is particularly high among Turkic language families. For example, in Zerjal's data (2002), 63.2% of Kazakhs (24/38), 12.2% of Kyrgyz (5/41), and 3.3% (1/33) of Central Asian Uyghurs are C3c types under C3, while other Turkic-speaking ethnic groups of Uzbeks, Turkmens, and Azerbaijanis have basically no C3c, and only a certain proportion of C3. In general, among the Turkic-speaking peoples, the Kazakhs are closer to their eastern neighbor Mongols in both genes and physique, the difference is only that they use Turkic language instead of Mongolian, and the Turkic peoples who are farther away from the Turkic homeland of the Mongolian steppe are very different from the Mongols in terms of size or genes, which corresponds to the history of the Turks moving west from the Mongolian steppe, of which the Turks who moved westmost were only about 1% of their C3 component due to the mix of more local ethnic origins, so although the Turks came from the East in terms of language, But physically, the Turks are between Greeks and Armenians, and both patrilineal and matrilineal components are basically from western Eurasia.

The Origin and Migration of Modern Humans from the Perspective of Molecular Anthropology 3 - Brown Race and Old Asian Five, CF Group - C Old Asian (Mongolian - Brown Species) and F Group

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