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Fig. 3 The separation of Atlas and Pleione as a function of time
Fig. 4 The simulated visual appearance of Atlas and Pleione at the current epoch and at
100,000 BC, as viewed by individuals with a psf HWHM of 3 arcmin
6.2 Out of Africa
The ancestors of Aboriginal Australians left Africa in about 100,000 BC. DNA and
archaeological studies (Harvati, Roding, Bosman, et al., 2019; Rasmussen et al.,
2011) show that they were closely related to the ancestors of modern Europeans
who left Africa at around the same time. The Australians followed the coast of India
R. P. Norris and B. R. M. Norris
Fig. 3 The separation of Atlas and Pleione as a function of time
Fig. 4 The simulated visual appearance of Atlas and Pleione at the current epoch and at
100,000 BC, as viewed by individuals with a psf HWHM of 3 arcmin
6.2 Out of Africa
The ancestors of Aboriginal Australians left Africa in about 100,000 BC. DNA and
archaeological studies (Harvati, Roding, Bosman, et al., 2019; Rasmussen et al.,
2011) show that they were closely related to the ancestors of modern Europeans
who left Africa at around the same time. The Australians followed the coast of India
R. P. Norris and B. R. M. Norris