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Indo-European languages are spoken by  analysisancientcommonlyenigmahypothesesnativenearlyspecialiststhesevocabulary half of the world's population. The most  analysisancientcommonlyenigmahypothesesnativenearlyspecialiststhesevocabulary-spoken members of this family are English, Hindi, Urdu, Spanish, Bengali, French, Russian, Portuguese and Punjabi. Each of  analysisancientcommonlyenigmahypothesesnativenearlyspecialiststhesevocabulary have over 100 million  analysisancientcommonlyenigmahypothesesnativenearlyspecialiststhesevocabulary speakers. More than 80 language  analysisancientcommonlyenigmahypothesesnativenearlyspecialiststhesevocabulary created a huge databank of core  analysisancientcommonlyenigmahypothesesnativenearlyspecialiststhesevocabulary from 161 Indo-European languages. The study included 52  analysisancientcommonlyenigmahypothesesnativenearlyspecialiststhesevocabulary and historical languages. Study co-author and Associate-Professor Russell Gray said: "Ancient DNA and [evolutionary language  analysisancientcommonlyenigmahypothesesnativenearlyspecialiststhesevocabulary] combine to suggest that the resolution to the 200-year-old Indo-European  analysisancientcommonlyenigmahypothesesnativenearlyspecialiststhesevocabulary lies in a hybrid of the [Steppe and Anatolia]  analysisancientcommonlyenigmahypothesesnativenearlyspecialiststhesevocabulary."