Keep in mind that it was often only the male portion of the population that was eliminated.
The most surprising thing about the prehistory of Europe as reconstructed by DNA studies is how often populations were almost completely replaced.https://www.nytimes.com/2019/03/14/science/iberia-prehistory-dna.html …
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Plus ca change...
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A part but hardly a big part.
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Yes. Very exciting. Thanks.
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DNA history is so interesting. I wonder how often the stories scientists make to explain the changes are even remotely correct?
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I can't help but think, that this a veiled and magnificent retort to the 'replacement' prevention manifesto, corresponding to an evil deed, which happened in the southern hemisphere.
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I actually think this confirms his fears (assuming that part of his manifesto is true), though certainly not his solutions. Unless i'm interpreting you incorrectly?
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