Oskari
Why does the encyclopdia say that DYS390=23 mutation is not associated with the Finnic languages speakers? This is wrong.
Among the N1c1-haplogroup in Finland, DYS390=23 is a common mutation among the Finns Proper and Tavastians (most Finns belong into these two tribes). And they certainly are Finnic language speakers.
DYS390=24 is common among the people of Eastern Finland, the Karelians and the Savolax tribes.
For example here:
http://www.semargl.me/en/dna/ydna/haplotypes/table/152/
As you see, almost everyone has DYS390=23.
Put them on the map, by selecting the subclade 16 and see about 90% of them are in Finland.
Among the N1c1-haplogroup in Finland, DYS390=23 is a common mutation among the Finns Proper and Tavastians (most Finns belong into these two tribes). And they certainly are Finnic language speakers.
DYS390=24 is common among the people of Eastern Finland, the Karelians and the Savolax tribes.
For example here:
http://www.semargl.me/en/dna/ydna/haplotypes/table/152/
As you see, almost everyone has DYS390=23.
Put them on the map, by selecting the subclade 16 and see about 90% of them are in Finland.