@rodriguez
Mexicans mainly have Native American Indian and Spanish genes but I'll look into it. Mexico had strong civilizations in the past such as the Aztecs, Mayans, Olmecs, Teotihuacan, Mixtec, Zapotecs, Toltecs and plus more. They all have different ancestries and therefore they must have some differences in their genes. There were also a lot different Native American Indians that migrated to Mexico such as the Anasazi Indians. There were also other groups that made a transoceanic migration to Baja California from Southeast Asia such as the Pericues that resided in Los Cabos thousands of years ago. The Pericues have Australo-Melanesian genes. Among the recognizable ancient civilizations of Mexico, the Olmecs are considered among the earliest civilizations in Mesoamerica that possibly have some Australoid and Austronesian genes while others say African, unfortunately we don't have the DNA of these ancient people. Archaeologist relied heavily on artifacts such as the the famous Olmec heads to provide them some answers. Throughout the history of Mexico, there have been several groups of people that have 'come' and 'gone' but most have stayed and interbred with one another forming the present day indigenous people of Mexico.
Also Spaniards are actually a mix group of people and they are called Peninsulares during the colonial times. They are predominantly Iberian mixed in with Roman, Celtic, North African, Greek and plus more genes. Once your ancestors arrived in Mexico and gave birth to generations upon generations of homogeneous Spaniards, then they become Criollos. Once they interbred with the local indigenous Native American Indians, then they become Castizos and Mestizos.
I am guessing that you're a Criollo/Castizo since you've mentioned before that you are white Hispanic and bi-racial.
