Dingoes originated in China 18,000 years ago

Australian Geographic ^ | 13 Sept 2011 | Natalie Muller

[Palter]

Ate my baby, ping.

[toomanygrasshoppers]

Pingaroo.

[toomanygrasshoppers]

Pingaroo.

[muawiyah]

Well just darned.

So, dingos didn't get to Australia by boat. instead they walked.

Sure. Right. Dogs walk on water.

There's this water gap between Australia and Sundaland ~ end of story.

I think I'll call my next dog "Jesus" ~ fur shur.

[ClearCase_guy]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ghCTZF61ey0

Seinfeld

[Sacajaweau]

I was hoping for verification...Thank God, it’s over.

[Vide]

D. I. NGO. A dingo ate my baby-o.

[Palter]

Sure, Obama dogs can walk on water. Otherwise.

[Catonian1984]

I’ve always wondered about this! I’d be curious to know how their arrival affected the resident Thylacine population.

[SunkenCiv]

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[afraidfortherepublic]

Prehistoric Doggie Ping

[Salamander]

That was just revenge for the Chinese eating them.

[1010RD]

What haven’t the Chinese invented or is Ms. Muller paid by the Red Chinese to plant these stories?

[djf]

The dingo MAY have originated in southern China...” and MIGHT have gotten to Australia between 4,600 and 18,300 years ago...

The precision is staggering.

I saw some old toothless woman in a in a tent with a crystal ball who could do almost as good.

This amounts to throwing a bunch of crap upwards towards the ceiling and hoping that it sticks.

[Joe 6-pack]

WOOOF!

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[lonevoice]

[null and void]

ping

[blam]

Sundaland

Where Was Atlantis? Sundaland Fits The Bill, Surely!

[blam]

Dixie Dingo

Genetic (mitochondrial DNA) testing being performed at the University of South Carolina, College of Science and Mathematics, indicates that these dogs, related to the earliest domesticated dogs, are the remnant descendants of the feral pariah canids who came across the Bering land mass 8,000 to 11,000 years ago as hunting companions to the ancestors of the Native Americans.