Out of Africa

[billroper]

The New York Times reports on an article in Science where genetic research suggests that non-African humans are all descended from a group of a few hundred who left Africa 65,000 years ago to travel to India, Southeast Asia, and Australia. Their descendants later colonized Europe and the rest of the planet.

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[msminlr.livejournal.com]

That would certainly explain the "Indo-European" language group.