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What evidence suggests that the Tainos were not annihilated and to some extent still exist today?

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Some of the Tainos married with Spanish and Africans so they still exist to some extent today. Most of the Tainos died because of disease but there were a few who survived. The genes of those who survived are now probably mixed with the genes of others since their numbers were too little to create a Taino population again.

Romashka-Z-Leto [24]3 years ago

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<span>Some of the Tainos married with Spanish and Africans so they still exist. The few survivors intermarried with other ethnic groups.</span><span />

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