Portugal and Spain share the same peninsula, rivers, and centuries of Roman roads and Moorish mosques. So why do genomes from Lisbon and Madrid land in measurably, statistically different places on the genetic map? The answer begins 20,000 years ago at the edge of a continent locked in ice — and en
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