[JimSEA]

As there has been little or no mixing with other human groups, these Aboriginal Australians must be very close to the early exodus from Africa. It's hard to imagine a group of modern humans traveling such a distance where only earlier human species were and finally settling at the furthest place they could reach.

No one else was able to travel there until quite recently.

[Trumpinator]

There was a special I saw that these aboriginals from Australia even made it to South America.

Were Aborigines the first AMERICANS? Native tribes in the Amazon found to be most closely related to indigenous Australians

Genetic study finds three native Amazonian tribes share more DNA with Australian Aborigines than any other present-day population

Study suggests Aboriginal ancestors may have colonised South America

It challenges theories of how Native Americans first arrived in the Americas

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-3170959/Were-Aborigines-AMERICANS-Native-tribes-Amazon-closely-related-indigenous-Australians.html#ixzz4D6hnOOjq
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