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We are not multiethnic, Spain (nor Europe) are not like America, we are here the indigenous people, it's our own land.

Lol, LebRok (as usual) has sent me an "infraction" for the above message because to him "i'm insulting".

I know you are just a tro11, but in case somebody is reading your crap...the 18% is not for Spain but for a small municipality with a popoulation of only a few thousand people,..You can't compare that with an entire region like Tuscany, it's laughable your manipulation and distortion of reality...

Yes, and others he also misteriously missed, like : Latium (Central Italy) n=4/138 2.90% Achilli et al 2007 Volterra (Central-North Italy) n = 3/114 2.63% Achilli et al 2007

The Welsh show 26% Italian, not half italian.

All these theories are crap, it's more probable that the E-M81 ended up there in pre-historic times, like neolithic .

My goodness, this is from 1999, that's like the prehistory of genetics..

LOL, what is this from, like 5 years ago ?? Yes, there were relocations , That doesn't mean the entire population was replaced. In fact the 70% R1b seems to follow the pattern East-West therefore seems to be native from the area, more than in Galicia, Asturias, CAstille (parts of northern Spain...

Doesn't make much sense, Finns have low R1a+R1b, and plus they are non-IE speakers.

Exactly. The original people were the aborigines living there. They were commercial-oriented seafarers, they were not large populations. Plus, we can know by genetics, since for exmaple the levantine type of R1b is almost non-existant in Iberia (unlike South-East Europe).

Why ? You are lying, nobody has ever said that haplogroup "E" in Europe or Iberia is Palaeolithic....at least not me personally, another thing is mesolithic, but that would be in South-East Europe, most probably. Anyways, we know nothing, since the ancient samples we have are scarce. Which is...

E-M81 is not Levantine...

Depends what parts of France and what parts of iberia, but overall (national averages) as per Eupedia table of Y-DNa it's 7.5% for France and 7.0% for Spain, so very similar.

Maciamo, did you leave out this studies (just in case you didn't) : For Gascony : Gascony n=0/24 0.0% Adams et al. Béarn, Gascony n=1/56 1.78% Martínez-Cruz et al. 2012, Bigorre, Gacony n=1/44 2.72% Martínez-Cruz et al. 2012, Croatia : Croats n = 1/89...

Wrong. There is mtDNA L in neolithic Spain in Tres Montes, Navarra. And there is E-M81 and mtDNA L all over Europe. For E-M81 for example you have : http://anthrospain.blogspot.com.es/2011/12/north-african-marker-e-m81-in-europe.html and mtDNA L in EUrope ...

Huelva on the paternal line in the study of Ambrosio et al. 2010 had only 3% of E-M81, which is lower than Spanish average, lower than many parts of northern Spain or parts of France.

You don't get it. The pattern of north-african input do not follow the patterns of Islamic rule. Ironically, in Granada, which is the only place of Iberia that lasted the full 780 years under islamic rule, has very low north-african, in fact lower than many parts of Northern Iberia from a...

Don't enter the EU...you will regret it.

But for example Finns would have low levels of indoeuropean input (low levels of R1a+R1b) , as well as low levels of EEF....yet they are as light as their Scandianvian peers...

Why the indoeuropeans when we know that EEF were light skinned..