The Altaic hypothesis was once one of the most fascinating linguistic theories, proposing that several language families across Eurasia, including Turkic, Mongolic, and Tungusic, were historically ...

Altaic Linguistics Introduced The Introduction to Altaic Linguistics, with Uygur linguist Litip Tohti as chief editor, is a laudable effort to push forward the long study of Altaic linguistics, or ...

Their findings, published in hLife, demonstrate strong genetic homogeneity within the Han Chinese population on the Mongolian plateau, influenced by gene flow from surrounding Altaic-speaking ...

International study concludes that the Transeurasian, or Altaic, language family emerged from farmers in the West Liao valley and spread across Asia.

Demographic history reconstruction suggested that additional gene flow from Altaic people influenced the northernmost Han Chinese population. Complex biological adaptation signatures associated ...

Demographic history reconstruction suggested that additional gene flow from Altaic people influenced the northernmost Han Chinese population. Complex biological adaptation signatures associated ...

HUMBOLDT and Rose, when descending the Irtysh between Boohtarminsk and Oostkamenogorsk, saw large masses of granite lying as if poured on the ends of metamorphosed slates (S. Rose, “Reise nach ...