[fishtank]

ICR article image.

[Natufian]

“Recent genome reports show that the Neandertals are essentially fully human, causing scientists to reclassify them as “archaic humans.”

When did this reclassification take place? I’ve read articles that classify them as such for years or is ICR taking liberties again?

[Tupelo]

OK.
What ever the hell he said.

[reasonisfaith]

I would like to know how genes control body plan. Such as shape and size. I think this is a big problem for conventional evolutionary theory.

[Louis Foxwell]

Hard science leads where few want to tread. The evidence that Neanderthal and Homo Sapien are genetically identical is remarkable research. Stick that in your evolution pipe.

[grania]

Does that mean that the DNA scientists could activate the Neanderthal genes, or that something like extreme climate change could do that for survival? Same thing with other animals. Could there be dormant dinosaur genes that could be activated? A real Jurassic Park?

I'm thinking reading up on this and speculating might be fun.

[PapaBear3625]

ping

[SampleMan]

Hmmm, fits into my hypothesis that evolution is biologically directed, not random mutation.

[Moonman62]

The question: How can we drive more knowledgeable people away from religion with our clever misinterpretations and ignorance?

[blam]

Neanderthals Were Not Inferior To Modern Humans, Says CU-Boulder Study

[JimSEA]

The ability to talk about archaic humans and suggesting that we are one species, means that you are making progress. A lot of scientists are wondering if Homo Erectus, with their smaller brain, Neanderthals and us are different versions of each other. At least talking about archaic humans takes you back 400,000 + years. Now, we share 99.7 % of our genes to begin with s there is less to define another species.

[Rannug]

So much money could have been saved by simply asking Jean Auel.