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Considering that Southeast and to a lower extent also Central Europe have sustained continuous waves of migrations for over 5000 years, it isn't surprising that so few of the original Neolithic lineages survive. In fact it may well be that most G2a and I2 in the region were post-Neolithic re-imports from other regions (mostly from Ukraine and Russia). That is why Balkanic I2 so overwhelmingly belongs to the same fairly recent I2a1b-L621 subclade and not a wide variety of Mesolithic or Early Neolithic I2 lineages. That is also why many lineages present in the Balkans during the Neolithic, such as C1a2, F and H2 are virtually extinct today. Even the G2a-PF3146 of the LBK farmers and Ötzi is rare outside Sardinia today.