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- Nganassan 58%–94.1%, Yakuts 81.8%–94.6%, Khakass 90.2%, Siberian Tatars 33.5% , Ugrians 77.8% , Udmurts 77.8%, Tsaatan 52 %, Khakas 41%–65%, Komi 33.3%–79.5%, Nenets 75%–92.9% , Vepsians 55%, Finns 42.6% –70.9% or approx. 54%–58.8%, Buryats 48 % Tuvans 27.2–54.5%, Nanai 46.2% , Karelians 37.1%–53.8%, Arkhangelsk Russians 42.6% , Lithuanians 40.5%–44.5%, Latvians approx. 42% , Mari 41.2%, Saami 40%, Chuvash 33.7%–36%, Koryaks 33.3%, Estonians 30.6%-33.9%, Volga Tatars 27.8%, Teleuts 25.0%, Northern Altaians 21.8% , Pskov Russians 22.7%, Russians 20% Bashkirs 17.3%, Sibe 17.1%–18.0%, Mordvins 12.5% , Mongols 11%, Kalmyks 10.4% , Manchus 10% , Belarusians 9.7%, Central-Southern Russians 9.1% , Ukrainians 9.0%, Southern Altaians 7.1% , Mulam 7.1%, Sweden 6.8% , Han Chinese 6.77% , Koreans 6.58% 12% Koreans, 6.58% Koreans from KPGP, 6.9% Jeju 6.4% Gochang 6.3% Gangwon 5.7% North Korean 4.8% Gyeongsang, 4.4% Jeolla, 4.2% Chungcheong, 4.0% Seoul, 3.0% Daejeon, 1.8% Seoul-Gyeonggi, Ulchi 5.8%, Tibetans 5.65%, Kazakhs 5.33% , Northern Thai 5.2%, Uyghurs 4.89% , Kyrgyz 3.9% , Vietnamese 3.4%, Japanese 1.9% (en)
- Manchus about 1% , Koreans 0/43 South Korea, 0/25 China, 1/75 = 1.3% South Korea, Xibe 1/41 = 2.4%, Han 0.89% , Mongolians 0.7% , Japanese 0.3% , Kazakhs 0.1% (en)
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