Our Species Mated With Other Human Species, Study Says

National Geographic ^ | March 6, 2002 | Hillary Mayell

[ValerieUSA]

*LOL* thanks for the FREAK SHOW!

[capitan_refugio]

I think I might have had a similar experience. I was an undergrad at USC and it was 25 cent beer night at California Pizza and Pasta. I got pretty drunked up and had, what in retrospect, must have been a "close encounter of the third kind." I know she was of an alien species because, errr, ahhh, ... it was sideways.

[WRhine]

There are regions of the world, like the Middle East and Portugal, where some fossils look as if they could have been some kind of mix between archaic and modern people," said Rebecca Cann, a geneticist at the University of Hawaii.

I doubt this is the case. Not to say that a certain level of perversion didn't exist then as it does today. Nature seems to put up some strong walls to gene exchanges between species. Look at the Feline family. They are all cats but there are no known crosses between leopards and lions or tigers.

In my opinion the human race staved out and killed all other competing hominoids for the simple reason of survival and that we were better.

[Valin]

Our Species Mated With Other Human Species, Study Says

Ok who's been fooling around with Janet Reno?

[blam]

Links to articles about the Hybrid Neanderthal Child

[medved]

Hideously ugly would be the kindest thing anybody could say about a Klintonista. You had a baker's dozen bonefide psychopaths in that administration, certainly including both Klintlers, Reno, albright, Babbit, Wesley Clark, and several others. "Freak show" is the best phrase for it.

[blam]

"You had a baker's dozen bonefide psychopaths in that administration, certainly including both Klintlers, Reno, albright, Babbit, Wesley Clark, and several others. "Freak show" is the best phrase for it."

With this, I agree 100%!

[ValerieUSA]

Not me!! I'm innocent.

[Polybius]

By biological definition, if two organisms can mate and produce fertile offspring, they belong to the same species.

[ValerieUSA]

produce fertile offspring

But could infertile offspring leave behind fossils just to confuse us???

[ValerieUSA]

After all... fossils would be their ONLY legacy of the infertile beings, while the others have US as their legacy.

[Valin]

Hmmm? I noticed that you spokeup right away. Where were you on the night of 7/23/99? I'll expect that you will provide witnesses.

[freebilly]

When did incest first become taboo?

You asking about the world in general or just in West Virginia?

[blam]

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[ValerieUSA]

*LOL* YOU are evil!!!!!

[Polybius]

But could infertile offspring leave behind fossils just to confuse us???

Yep. Mules are an example. Horses and donkeys are close enough genetically to mate and produce offspring. However, the resulting offspring (mules) are infertile. Horses and donkeys are therefore classified as different species.

[freebilly]

The fact that Homo Sapiens could mate and produce offspring with Homo Erectus and Neanderthals seems to prove that all three belong to one species. If our species mated with other "human" species, the results would have been no results-- No progeny.

[freebilly]

Good point.

[blam]

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