Why do Iberians have so much less Caucasus-related ancestry than other South Europeans?

[Damião de Góis]

Why is it so low in Iberia, uncharacteristic for the rest of Southern Europe?

Why would it be high given the distance?

Because Iberian are originally Hamitic Proto-Berber, they migrated into Iberian peninsula before they mixed with Indo-European Celts and created Celtiberian people, some parts of Spain like the north west or in Pirenei have more Indo-European ancestry, Andalusian and central-Spain has less of course because of that and hell yeah Berber/Arab invasion in the VIII century until 1492, los reyes catolicos removed the moros and jews but most of them were already mixed between indigenous people so yeah

Of course...

[Hadouken]

post the gedrosia scores too please

[Cristiano viejo]

Because we are not South Europeans.

[Damião de Góis]

post the gedrosia scores too please

I get 6 on that calculator. I also get higher caucasus than average at 13.

[Bobby Martnen]

Because we are not South Europeans.

What do you think you are, Northern Europeans?

[Cristiano viejo]

What do you think you are, Northern Europeans?

Damn, no! Western Europeans

[FilhoV]

I score on K12b 9%

On Eurogenes K13 I score 2.38

[Autrigón]

Because we are not Southern Europeans. We are Iberians and that's all, no more words are needed.

[Leto]

Spain and Portugal are in Southwestern Europe. Western Europe proper is France.

[Petalpusher]

There s two sources of caucasus like ancestry, Yamnaya and something else parallel in the bronze age but more "southern", they don't have much of both, the latter never reached them directly i think. If we are talking in CHG or Iran_N, it seems it's actually Finland with the lowest now.