Influences On Europe and Latin America
In June 2012, according to a study by DnaTribes, the following North African autosomal contributions (SNP based excluding local Iberian admixture) to populations of the Iberian Peninsula and nearby were found:
| Population | North African admixture |
| Spain/Canary Island | 23.00% |
| Portugal | 15.40% |
| Spain/Galicia | 14.50% |
| Spain/Andalusia | 12.50% |
| Spain | 12.40% |
| France/Basque | 8.80% |
| Spain/Basque | 8.50% |
| France | 4.90% |
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