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One of the authors of this paper, David Reich, published a book on genetic research into human prehistory, which I found quite good: <a href="https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/2605841954" rel="nofollow">https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/2605841954</a>

This doesn't really seem supported by the evidence. The evidence (as I understand it) is that men traveled to different islands and subsequently impregnated women. Wrapping that up in marriage seems to be quite a leap and hard to believe given what we know about humanity.

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They missed the earliest seafarers by at least 40,000 years.<p>Australians could only have got there by at least several open-ocean crossings.

The opening chapter of James Michener's "Hawaii" is both relevant and inspiring.

Neat. Reminds me of Beak of the Finch and Darwin's thoughts

This is a pretty clickbaity title. Just say it

They missed the earliest seafarers by at least 40,000 years.<p>Australians could only have got there by at least several open-ocean crossings.

The opening chapter of James Michener's "Hawaii" is both relevant and inspiring.

Neat. Reminds me of Beak of the Finch and Darwin's thoughts

Ancient DNA yields surprising findings on earliest seafarers

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Ancient DNA yields surprising findings on earliest seafarers

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