Frequent inbreeding may have caused skeletal abnormalities in early humans

ScienceMag.org ^ | Nov 5, 2018 | Michael Price

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Examples of developmental abnormalities in Pleistocene people. Left to right: the Tianyuan 1, Sunghir 3 and Dolní V?stonice
15 abnormal femora, Center, top to bottom: the Palomas 23 mandibular "flange", the Rochereil 3 cranial lacuna, the long Sun-
ghir 1 clavicle, the Malarnaud 1 incisor agenesis. Right, top to bottom: the Shanidar 1 sacral hiatus, the Pataud 1 polygenesis,
and the Dolní V?stonice 16 cleft palate. Credit: Erik Trinkaus.

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Looks fine to me me. But then, I'm not a physical anthropologist.

[ExTexasRedhead]

Frequent inbreeding gave us Liberals.

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me me

Lol!

[Jewbacca]

The facial reconstruction is disgusting.

[atc23]

See?!?! There were democrats ( inbreeding ) even back then

[Jewbacca]

For the record, I couldn’t remember Helen Thomas’s name.

I entered “nasty Lebanese bitch reporter” and found her.

[AnalogReigns]

I suspect lots of inbreeding. In this the Hebrews were revolutionary—with their anti-incest laws. The Egyptians, in contrast, were expected to marry their brother/sister (and had lots of defective children...).

Even today the least intelligent regional/racial populations have lots of 1st-cousin-marriage.

Upwards of 75% of Middle Eastern populations (except the Jews) marry 1st cousins....and are substantially less intelligent in IQ than other peoples.

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Early humans were genetically perfect, thus inbreeding was a good thing for them. Had they not bred, we would not be here.

Later, sin took its toll, IQs dropped, defects appeared.
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[SunkenCiv]

Thanks ETL.

[Verginius Rufus]

Cain started it, marrying his sister.

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Hebrews were the result of Abram and Sarah who were brother and sister breeding.
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Every girl on Earth at the time was his sister.

[Huskrrrr]

The most popular poster in my college dorm.

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Early humans were genetically perfect, thus inbreeding was a good thing for them. Had they not bred, we would not be here.

2.5 million years ago?

[PapaBear3625]

In nature, it’s common to have highly inbred populations. When that results in an offspring having a defective gene reinforced through both parents, it dies before passing on that gene, and thus over time bad genes are removed from the population.

[EvilCapitalist]

Lol!

[GoldenPup]

Frequent inbreeding may have caused skeletal abnormalities in early humans.

Certainly created mental abnormalities in today’s democrats.

[Verginius Rufus]

Sheila Jackson Lee must not keep up on the latest news. South Vietnam was swallowed up by North Vietnam in 1975. I’d bet someone could tell her, “Hi, I’m Tannu Tuva’s ambassador to the United Nations” and she would believe him.