People who lived in Iberia

[Rafael Passoni]

This article tell about people who lived in Iberia from 13.000 to 500 years ago. It is very interesting.

https://www.sciencemag.org/news/2019...ts-alive-today

[Luso]

Yeah, this explains why r1b came in through the farmers almost eradicating other y-DNA? My patrilineal line is r1b originates almost exactly 4,500 years ago, so the Anatolian indo-euro farmers must have took over all areas of the peninsula and replaced many hunter-gather populations. Or just intermingled as the farmers from central Europe out numbered the hunter-gathers at some point. Most iberians still have remnants of the western hunter-gather in their gene pools (including me) to this day.

[Rafael Passoni]

But I read in another article that hunter-gatherer DNA is one the most inportant autossomal DNA heritage today, it still about 30% in iberians today. I don't know which genes Y chromosome carries. Maybe some masculine traits. I know only SRY promotes testis genesis.

[Hamilcar]

But I read in another article that hunter-gatherer DNA is one the most inportant autossomal DNA heritage today, it still about 30% in iberians today. I don't know which genes Y chromosome carries. Maybe some masculine traits. I know only SRY determibes testis genesis.

no it only makes around 10% of their dna in average

[Luso]

Yeah I get around 11.5-12% of it. Some areas of the peninsula more, some areas less

[Rafael Passoni]

Basques are steppe people.

https://www.nationalgeographic.com/s...ppe-men-spain/