A focused population profile of the Bezhta Transcaucasian profile, its Dagestani and Georgian highland-shifted background, closest modern genetic matches, ancestry model, and World Genetics G25 heatmap.
This Bezhta Transcaucasian Profile represents a Bezhta-related sample shifted toward Georgian highland and broader Transcaucasian references.
The local context remains Northeast Caucasian and Dagestani, but the closest-match list shows stronger proximity to Georgian highland and Transcaucasian-profile Dagestani references than the main Bezhta page.
As a genetic reference, Bezhta Transcaucasian Profile is useful for comparison with Karata Transcaucasian Profile, Georgian Khevsurian, Georgian Tushetian, Georgian Mtiuletian, Georgian Northeast, Georgian Kartlian, Andi Transcaucasian Profile, Hinukh, Georgian Tbilisi, and Abkhazian.
In the World Genetics modern G25 comparison, Bezhta Transcaucasian Profile is closest to Karata Transcaucasian Profile, Georgian Khevsurian, Georgian Tushetian, Georgian Mtiuletian, Georgian Northeast, Georgian Kartlian, Andi Transcaucasian Profile, Hinukh, Georgian Tbilisi, and Abkhazian. The result places this reference in a Dagestani-to-Georgian highland comparison space.
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The ancestry breakdown gives deeper component proportions, while closest matches show modern similarity. This profile is best interpreted as Bezhta/Dagestani with a Transcaucasian or Georgian highland shift, close to Karata Transcaucasian, Andi Transcaucasian, Khevsurian, Tushetian, Mtiuletian, Kartlian, and Abkhazian references.
The heatmap should emphasize Dagestan, the Northeast Caucasus, Georgian highlands, Khevsureti, Tusheti, Mtiuleti, Kartli, Abkhazia, and Caucasus mountain contact zones.
It is shifted toward Georgian highland and Transcaucasian references rather than clustering only with Tsezic Dagestani groups.
This profile sits near the Caucasus highland boundary between Dagestani and Georgian highland genetic spaces.
No. It represents a specific Transcaucasian-shifted profile and should be read alongside the main Bezhta page.
