The origins of Australia's non-Pama-Nyungan speaking people

该项目旨在测试在欧洲人到达澳大利亚之前多次移民的可能性，并确定非帕马-尼扬甘语言之间的系统发育关系是否反映在其使用者的基因组系统发育关系上。澳大利亚的非帕玛-恩永根第一人民说着数量惊人、种类繁多的土著语言，但这些语言的起源和说这些语言的人的基因组多样性直到现在才开始被了解。在帕马-纽恩甘语和其使用者的基因组多样性之间存在着显著的一致性。这项研究可以显示基因组是否会改变语言，反之亦然，或者它们是否会随着时间一起进化。

This project aims to test the likelihood of multiple migrations into Australia before European arrival and determine if the phylogenetic relationships among non-Pama-Nyungan languages is mirrored by their speakers’ genomic phylogenetic relationships. The non-Pama-Nyungan First People of Australia speak an extraordinary number and diversity of Aboriginal languages, but the origins of these languages and the genomic diversity of the people who speak them are only now starting to be understood. There is a remarkable concordance between the Pama-Nyungan languages and the genomic diversity of their speakers. This research could show whether genomes change languages or vice versa, or whether they evolve together over time.