The Cherokee people are sundadonts, then are they part Ainu?

Question

I am Cherokee.

Answer 1

If they share a common ancestor with the Ainu, which is certainly something to consider, their last common ancestor lived 12,000 years ago, at least. So while they may be related, it's not really accurate to say Cherokee are part Ainu, or vice versa.

Answer 2

All east asian peoples are genetically related to each other, and genetic tests conducted by Dr. Spencer Wells have shown that native americans and east asians pretty much all belong to the same Y haplogroup, that is, all descend from the same father, but the different peoples have different mothers.  Although, some east asian tribes are more closely related to one another.

Likely, Cherokee are cousins to the Ainu and no, native americans are not part European.  Europeans are a mixture of neanderthal and cro magnon, and the reason Europeans have brutish features, is because the cro magnon that went there from africa mated with the locals, so white guys all look like cavemen now because of the neanderthal ancestry.

Hey, go to a museum, and look at a wax figure of a neanderthal, and compare their features to that of a white guy.  You will see I'm right.  Hey, white people have to have gotten their brutish features and thick bonestructure from somewhere right?

peace out.

Answer 3

Well...

If they were on the South Eastern side, they were more likely they'd have had ancient European blood in them. Europeans are sundadonts too. As I recall they show up with mt DNA type X in them, and that's only got a parent clade in Western Europe.

It's quite likely they have Ainu and European in them. It might explain the reason some of them looked like bronze coloured Caucasians. Some of those aquiline noses in the old pictures were not Mongoloid at all.

There's also some evidence of Austroloids in Southern America, they are also sundadonts