Chibchan
Data demonstrate the existence of a shared maternal genetic structure between Central American Chibchan, Mayan populations and northern South American Chibchan-speakers.
It has been suggested an expansion of Chibchan-speakers into South America associated with a shift in subsistence strategies because of changing ecological conditions that occurred in the region between 10,000-14,000 years before present.
See also
Chibchan populations (Kogi, Arsario, and Ijka)
Arawak population (Wayuu)
References
Melton PE, Briceno I, Gomez A, Devor EJ, Bernal JE, Crawford MH. Biological relationship between Central and South American Chibchan speaking populations: evidence from mtDNA. Am J Phys Anthropol. 2007 May;133(1):753-70. PMID: 17340631