To: gleeaikin
Regarding the chromosomes, currently the male Y chromosome is gradually diminishing and may some day disappear. Pardon my ignorance but do not all sexually reproducing animals have a Y chromosome? Do you have some reference for the assertion that the human male Y chromosome is "gradually diminishing"?
Perhaps a pair was lost during the evolution from ape precurser to hominid precurser.
Yeah. "Perhaps." Or maybe the whole evolution thing is a crock.
ML/NJ
45 posted on
11/11/2011 3:55:27 AM PST by
ml/nj
To: ml/nj
Regarding the chromosomes, currently the male Y chromosome is gradually diminishing and may some day disappear.
Pardon my ignorance but do not all sexually reproducing animals have a Y chromosome? Do you have some reference for the assertion that the human male Y chromosome is "gradually diminishing"?
Because they see the size of the X compared to the Y and assume the difference is because the Y is "gradually diminishing." It may be just a matter or shrinkage, a la George Costanza.
46 posted on
11/11/2011 4:03:06 AM PST by
aruanan
To: ml/nj; aruanan; SunkenCiv; blam; All
My bad, in the previous Comment I said X when I meant to say Y. Old age. ;-(
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