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DNA does not say anything about the origins of the Proto-Uralic language.
DNA says things about where the speakers lived, how they looked and who they were related to, when they spoke Proto-Uralic, about 4500 years ago.
Proto-Uralic was formed in Central-Eastern Siberia, before its speakers started rapidly migrating West.
Finngolians have about 10% of these ancient markers in their DNA. Estonians about 2%. Hungarians almost none, but in the Middle Ages the percentage was much higher.
DNA says things about where the speakers lived, how they looked and who they were related to, when they spoke Proto-Uralic, about 4500 years ago.
Proto-Uralic was formed in Central-Eastern Siberia, before its speakers started rapidly migrating West.
Finngolians have about 10% of these ancient markers in their DNA. Estonians about 2%. Hungarians almost none, but in the Middle Ages the percentage was much higher.
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