Indo-European elite dominance and genetic signatures in modern populations

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Inkarri
They are a much later stage player on the scene in the context of how far civilization actually goes back in the Andes. Plus there is tons of evidence that they were a branch-off from other Andean civs predating them and even later on even in their prime you could argue they were a sort of third world or second world compared to their contemporaries.
stigletz
This is important to remember.

Although, though it may seem a difficult concept for us to grasp, certain regions of the genome that regulate phenotypic expression can be passed on disproportionately higher from one specific parent/grandparent than the others, and neither is one's genetic makeup evenly split 25% between each grandparent.

It's entirely possible for Amerinds to affect European-like outward characteristics while remaining Amerind in temperance. It's a very complex process.
Welund
Even if this was triggered/jump started by someone else, it wasn't run by an Hispanic elite, or Phoenician mystery traders or the Egyptians. It ran by itself. So we have the civilized mases and the uncivilized hordes w/ entropy deciding their fate.