Khanty

　

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1. a Ugric language (related to Hungarian) spoken by the Ostyak (同)Ostyak

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Khanty may refer to:

• the Khanty people
• the Khanty language

English Journal

• [Comparative characteristics of lead and cadmium intoxication in the Khanty-Mansi autonomous district].

• [No authors listed]AbstractThe Khanty-Mansi Autonomous District (KMAD) occupies a prominent place in the economy of Russia in oil and gas production and energy generation. The development of hydrocarbon raw material extraction in the district does great damage to the environment and nature. This results in the accumulation of toxic chemical elements in man. The levels of lead, cadmium, calcium, and zinc were measured in the hair of indigenous and non-indigenous populations of the district. High lead and cadmium and low calcium and zinc concentration were found in indigenous adults and children in the KMAD.
• Gigiena i sanitariia.Gig Sanit.2011 May-Jun;(3):8-10.
• The Khanty-Mansi Autonomous District (KMAD) occupies a prominent place in the economy of Russia in oil and gas production and energy generation. The development of hydrocarbon raw material extraction in the district does great damage to the environment and nature. This results in the accumulation of
• PMID 21842727

• [Genetic diversity of X-chromosome in populations of aboriginal Siberian ethnic groups: linkage disequilibrium structure and haplotype philogeography of ZFX locus].

• Khitrinskaia IIu, Khar'kov VN, Stepanov VA.AbstractThe structure of gene pool of the Siberian aboriginal population has been described based on the data on polymorphism of ZFX gene located on X-chromosome. In ten populations under study 49 haplotypes have been determined, three of which are presented with high frequency. Comparing the obtained results with the available data from HapMap project unique "African" haplotypes were revealed, which occurred in Yoruba population with the frequency of 3-7% and were not found in other populations. A coefficient of genetic differentiation of the Siberian ethnic groups under study amounted to 0.0486. Correlation analysis involving Mantel test did not reveal any significant correlations between a matrix of genetic distances and the matrices of geographic, linguistic and anthropological differences, where a maximum coefficient was obtained at the comparison with the anthropological matrix. Phylogenetic analysis proved strong isolation of African population from the other investigated ethnic groups. The Siberian populations were subdivided into two separate clusters: the first one included Yakuts, Buryats and Kets, while the second cluster included Altaians, Tuvinians and Khanty. A principal component analysis enabled to combine the investigated populations in three groups, which clearly differed by a degree of manifestation of Caucasoid and Mongoloid components. The first group included Europe inhabitants and one of Khanty populations, the second one--populations of South Siberia and China inhabitants. Mongoloid populations of East Siberia, the Japanese and Kets were combined in the third group. The results of barrier analysis revealed similar structure of genetic differentiation in the Siberian population. Linkage disequilibrium structure was obtained for six ethnic groups of Siberia. A unified linkage block by ten SNP of ZFX gene was found in five of the presented ethnic groups (excluding Ket population).
• Molekuliarnaia biologiia.Mol Biol (Mosk).2010 Sep-Oct;44(5):804-15.
• The structure of gene pool of the Siberian aboriginal population has been described based on the data on polymorphism of ZFX gene located on X-chromosome. In ten populations under study 49 haplotypes have been determined, three of which are presented with high frequency. Comparing the obtained resul
• PMID 21090236

Japanese Journal

• ロシア民族学博物館所蔵のクマ祭資料--オビ・ウゴール(ハンティ、マンシ)篇

• Karapetova I. A.,荻原 眞子 [訳]
• 北海道立北方民族博物館研究紀要 (20), 1-10, 2011
• NAID 40018819505

• Religious and Ethnic Revitalization among the Siberian Indigenous People: The Khanty Case

• GLAVATSKAYA Elena
• Senri Ethnological Studies 66, 231-246, 2004
• NAID 110004449165

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• Khanty people - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Most Khanty people live in the Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug in western Siberia. Khanty / Hanti (obsolete: Ostyaks) are an indigenous people calling themselves Khanti, Khande, Kantek (Khanty), living in Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug, ...

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