True Austraolidals are no longer around. Everyone living today has a genetic Eurasian admixture from the 19th century. Europeans, while colonizing, impregnated Aboriginal women. In doing so, they interrupted a minimum of 58,000 years of separate evolution of this group. Genetic studies confirm that Aboriginal Australians are direct heirs of populations leaving Africa 51-72,000 years ago. The environmental adaptations and linguistic diversity of the Aborigines are the result of the long history of Sahulu colonization. They possess up to 8% of the genes of the Denisovans, who were found in Southeast Asia. The youngest skeleton of an Asian Denisovan is dated at 20,000 years old - the island of Java.