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Evaluating Causes of Current Genetic Gradients of Modern Humans of the Iberian Peninsula.

Genome biology and evolution - 5 Apr 2021

Ferreiro David, Núñez-Estévez Bernabé, Canedo Mateo, Branco Catarina, Arenas Miguel

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The history of modern humans in the Iberian Peninsula includes a variety of population arrivals sometimes presenting admixture with resident populations. Genetic data from current Iberian populations revealed an overall east-west genetic gradient that some authors interpreted as a direct consequence of the Reconquista, where Catholic Kingdoms expanded their territories toward the south while displacing Muslims....

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PMID: 33837782
DOI: 10.1093/gbe/evab071
PMCID: PMC8086631

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