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Originally Posted by Vitor
Interesting....

I found weird maps there, like this 2:


How the hell can you explain more of this 2 subtypes of haplogroup I in the western coastal area of Iberia?
Weird...maritime contacts?

Vicking rappings?
The first map shows the presence of the entire haplogroup I, but that one has been, as already mentioned, further divided.

Indeed there is an Atlantic continuum in Europe. R1b is perhaps even more indicative of it.

Check the study I attached.
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