Neanderthals may have been wiped out by EAR INFECTIONS: Scientists say complications of the common..

dm ^ | 9/20/2019 | jack elsom

[gleeaikin]

There are his 2 sons, and he may have samples at the VA hospital from his care by them. I have old hats and gloves, but I don’t think the regular public sites do that. Do they? I am curious as to what Neanderthal blood I may have. My molars are very large, my enamel and dentine very hard, and my upper lateral incisors are slightly shovel shaped.

[gleeaikin]

There are his 2 sons, and he may have samples at the VA hospital from his care by them. I have old hats and gloves, but I don’t think the regular public sites do that. Do they? I am curious as to what Neanderthal blood I may have. My molars are very large, my enamel and dentine very hard, and my upper lateral incisors are slightly shovel shaped.

[SunkenCiv]

Today it seems as if my whole mouth is shovel shaped, which will come in handy tomorrow when I’m complaining that I can’t lose weight.

Get your DNA done (it’s a kit, you do it at home), and each of your sons, and there are multi-kit comparisons that are done on the site of the testing kit vendors, as well as a site like GEDmatch.

[gleeaikin]

I suspect that T Rex did have a powerful nose, and the legs to travel long distances to scavange dead critters. In fact I suspect he may have been more scavanger than a hunter killer. Their brains may have been more primitive than ours, but they had been in the process of evolving for over 100 million years, so I suspect their nasal cavities were quite well developed.

So far as scientists earning money doing research. Without that research, museums would not have their interesting exhibits which children and parents enjoy so much. Why are scientists whose work entertains them of less value than the athletes whose sports work also entertains them while many athletes get far greater pay?