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Post by asturvetton on Mar 20, 2023 22:26:52 GMT
The extraordinary thing about this branch of the L3f1b tree is that this a Western African one, which seems to have arrived into Iberia in Prehistoric times.
Mine is one the samples here (as you can see there YFull estimates that the Iberian branch separated from its African ancestors about 5,000 years ago): www.yfull.com/mtree/L3f1b6/
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Post by Beowulf on Mar 20, 2023 22:28:08 GMT
maybe is not paleolithic, but neolithic something beetween maybe is of Iberomaurisian origin
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Post by asturvetton on Mar 20, 2023 22:43:00 GMT
maybe is not paleolithic, but neolithic something beetween maybe is of Iberomaurisian origin According to A.F. Pardiñas it would have arrived in Iberia in Late Mesolithic / Early Neolithic times:
It doesn't seem to be Iberomaurisian proper but of remote Western African origin since L3f1b is hardly found in NW Africa but is very frequent in Western Africa. Probably it reached NW Africa from W Africa in the times of Green Sahara and then several millenia later it reached Iberia.
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Post by Beowulf on Mar 20, 2023 22:45:38 GMT
i see... it is very uncommon your Mtdna. idk mine bcs i didn't tested with 23andMe
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