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neanderthals had larger brains than homo sapiens
this explains everything
this explains everything
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umans share Neanderthal genes from interbreeding 50,000 years ago
Modern man has an excuse to act like Neanderthals because we share their genes, scientists have discovered.
By Richard Alleyne, Science Correspondent
Published: 8:00PM BST 06 May 2010
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Experts are now convinced that early modern humans and Neanderthals interbred between 50,000 and 100,000 years ago.
As a result, between one and four per cent of our DNA comes from the prehistoric creature, according to the research.
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Human-Neanderthal relations occurred as the first pioneering bands of homo sapiens ventured out of Africa, scientists believe.
When they reached the Middle East they ran into groups of Neanderthals who preceded them and it is now thought that they mated.
The discovery emerged from the first attempt to map the complete Neanderthal genetic code, or genome. It more or less settles a long-standing academic debate over interbreeding between separate branches of the human family tree.
Evidence in the past has pointed both ways, for and against modern humans and Neanderthals mixing their genes.
Technically the Neanderthals, homo neanderthalensis, were a human subspecies which parted evolutionary company from our direct ancestors between 270,000 and 440,000 years ago.
Around 400,000 years ago early Neanderthals stepped out of their African cradle, where Homo sapiens was still evolving, and headed for Europe and Asia.
At least 300,000 years later early modern humans followed the Neanderthals out of Africa.
The two populations coexisted in Europe and Asia until the Neanderthals vanished forever around 30,000 years ago – probably driven into extinction by the smarter and more competitive modern humans.
Professor Svante Paabo, director of evolutionary genetics at the Max Planck Institute in Leipzig, Germany, who led the international project, said that humans in Europe all have "caveman biology".
African humans did not come into contact with Neanderthals but may have bred with other unknown human sub species, he said.
The research, which took four years and is published in the journal Science, involved disentangling and making sense of 1.1 billion DNA fragments taken from Neanderthal bones.
They are monkey-men and dog-men, some of them still have hair on their backs.
Modern man has an excuse to act like Neanderthals because we share their genes, scientists have discovered.
By Richard Alleyne, Science Correspondent
Published: 8:00PM BST 06 May 2010
Comments
Experts are now convinced that early modern humans and Neanderthals interbred between 50,000 and 100,000 years ago.
As a result, between one and four per cent of our DNA comes from the prehistoric creature, according to the research.
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Human-Neanderthal relations occurred as the first pioneering bands of homo sapiens ventured out of Africa, scientists believe.
When they reached the Middle East they ran into groups of Neanderthals who preceded them and it is now thought that they mated.
The discovery emerged from the first attempt to map the complete Neanderthal genetic code, or genome. It more or less settles a long-standing academic debate over interbreeding between separate branches of the human family tree.
Evidence in the past has pointed both ways, for and against modern humans and Neanderthals mixing their genes.
Technically the Neanderthals, homo neanderthalensis, were a human subspecies which parted evolutionary company from our direct ancestors between 270,000 and 440,000 years ago.
Around 400,000 years ago early Neanderthals stepped out of their African cradle, where Homo sapiens was still evolving, and headed for Europe and Asia.
At least 300,000 years later early modern humans followed the Neanderthals out of Africa.
The two populations coexisted in Europe and Asia until the Neanderthals vanished forever around 30,000 years ago – probably driven into extinction by the smarter and more competitive modern humans.
Professor Svante Paabo, director of evolutionary genetics at the Max Planck Institute in Leipzig, Germany, who led the international project, said that humans in Europe all have "caveman biology".
African humans did not come into contact with Neanderthals but may have bred with other unknown human sub species, he said.
The research, which took four years and is published in the journal Science, involved disentangling and making sense of 1.1 billion DNA fragments taken from Neanderthal bones.
They are monkey-men and dog-men, some of them still have hair on their backs.
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Greenside;1139763 said:
http://blogs.nationalgeographic.com/blogs/news/chiefeditor/2008/09/neanderthal.html
yes
the white brain is relatively large compared to the black brain
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KTULU IS BACK;1139769 said:
Because of the hybridization you dumbass
I didnt say anything racist you faggot, why are you trollin, it was a white teacher who taught me this
Your insinuation that whites are inherently smarter due to brain size is racist and untrue, and im sure youre not splitting atoms,building spaceships or controlling a multinational conglomorate YOURSELF, so dont try to claim accomplishments for "white people"
u a lame u prolly cant even afford to go to school cause u have felony meth charges fuckin white trash piece of shit
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I believe in evolution so essentially Yes. We are all (as in humans) a hybrid species in our own way.
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ThaChozenWun;1139877 said:
the majority of the world is 100% modern human, but there are still neanderthal remnants present in certain pockets of certain ethnic groups of white people
With that said, there are probably still some ape remnants in some pure blacks and pure asians as well
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Greenside;1139891 said:
Well it isn't like there was one orangutan and everyone evolved from it. The fact we are 99.9% equal in terms of humans proves that we are the same species. There were separate branches during the evolution process which is where the small % of difference originates from. It's like an apple tree, their are differences on the outside and minor differences on the inside of each apple, at the end of the day though it's still an apple.
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September 18, 2006
The London Daily Telegraph reported in August 2006 that “People of European descent may be five per cent Neanderthal.” The Telegraph was reporting the findings of a study group headed by Dr. Vincent Plagnol of the University of Southern California.
This group analyzed a grand total of 34 people from Utah. Some of these were of Northern or Western European descent and some were from the Yoruba people from West Africa. The researchers found anomalies in their comparisons of genetic information. They explained these by supposing that the Europeans’ genes were not simply from the supposed human ancestors migrating from Africa, but contained the DNA of another archaic human species—probably Neandertals.
Plagnol explained, “Instead of a population that left Africa 100,000 years ago and replaced all other archaic human groups, we propose that this population interacted with another population that had been in Europe for much longer, maybe 400,000 years.”1
The dominant theory of human evolution has it that all humans evolved from creatures in Africa about 2.5 million years ago. What is not widely understood is that not all evolutionary biologists accept the “Out of Africa” model. This is seen clearly in the controversies over the so-called Homo floresiensis, or hobbit people, from Indonesia—now recognized to be nothing more than a dwarf normal human.2
The London Daily Telegraph reported in August 2006 that “People of European descent may be five per cent Neanderthal.” The Telegraph was reporting the findings of a study group headed by Dr. Vincent Plagnol of the University of Southern California.
This group analyzed a grand total of 34 people from Utah. Some of these were of Northern or Western European descent and some were from the Yoruba people from West Africa. The researchers found anomalies in their comparisons of genetic information. They explained these by supposing that the Europeans’ genes were not simply from the supposed human ancestors migrating from Africa, but contained the DNA of another archaic human species—probably Neandertals.
Plagnol explained, “Instead of a population that left Africa 100,000 years ago and replaced all other archaic human groups, we propose that this population interacted with another population that had been in Europe for much longer, maybe 400,000 years.”1
The dominant theory of human evolution has it that all humans evolved from creatures in Africa about 2.5 million years ago. What is not widely understood is that not all evolutionary biologists accept the “Out of Africa” model. This is seen clearly in the controversies over the so-called Homo floresiensis, or hobbit people, from Indonesia—now recognized to be nothing more than a dwarf normal human.2
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Greenside;1139803 said:
lol
u mad?
yes
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Genetics has also revealed that we bred with them and those of us of European descent carry at least 4% Neanderthal genes. Not only were Neanderthals gossiping to us over the cave wall 24,000 years ago, but they were silver-tongued enough to guarantee that a little of them lived on in us.
Analysis of chimp and human DNA has revealed how we separated from ancestral apes approximately 10m years ago. But the parallel evolving species of early ape-men and archaic apes continued to breed with each other for at least another 4m years.
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Greenside;1139935 said:
feelings: caught
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hrap-120;1139968 said:Eeeew a cave-bitch
Don't be afraid brother, you already know! Chozen wrangles up wild white bitches.
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kat2180;1140037 said:
Better cut that nonsense out.
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