Nevertheless, the close phylogenetic clustering of haplotypes
from Thailand, Brunei, Bali, and the Philippines suggests these
populations originated from the same source, consistent with a
single migration event, whereas the dingoes, NGSDs, and dogs
from Taiwan appear sufficiently distinct from these to reflect a
distinct migration event (Fig. 2b-c). The clustering of the
three Island Southeast Asian populations with Thailand also was
more consistent with origination from Mainland Southeast Asia
than Taiwan (in agreement with mtDNA findings of Oskarsson et
al. 2011).and: In light of findings from the present study, it
seems clear that both post-Victorian and Neolithic exchanges
link eastern and western Eurasian dogs. However, the cause of
post-Victorian haplotype sharing between Western breed dogs and
Southeast Asian village dogs apparently reflects very recent
introduction of Western dogs to the East rather than extraction
of Eastern dogs to create Western breeds during the Victorian
Era.and: Specifically, o