Furthermore, these individuals share close genetic ties with 15,000-year-old foragers that lived during the Ice Age in Taforalt Cave, Morocco, associated with the Iberomaurusian lithic industry that predates the African Humid Period. Notably, both groups are equally distant from sub-Saharan African lineages, indicating that despite the Sahara's greening, gene flow between sub-Saharan and North African populations remained limited during the African Humid Period, contrary to previous suggestions.
The study also sheds light on Neandertal ancestry, showing that the Takarkori individuals have ten-fold less Neandertal DNA than people outside Africa, but more than contemporary sub-Saharan Africans. “Our findings suggest that while early North African populations were largely isolated, they received traces of Neandertal DNA due to gene flow from outside Africa,” said senior author Johannes Krause, director at the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology.
That the Sahara was once green and is now a desert puts the lie that climate change is the result of human activity.
The one world globalist are using “climate change” to get control over our life. No law, rule or regulation should be passed or enforced based on the lie that man is changing the earth’s climate.
Where did all that sand come from?......................🤔
More than 7,000 years ago, during the so-called African Humid Period (Green Sahara),
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BTW, Sahara is turning green again!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CjFBWNU-GE4
Of course, this is devastating effect of global warning!
What would you expect from media?
"What's all this I hear about green Saharan..."
"Huh? Really?"
"Well why didn't you say that?"
The trees are/were several thousands of years old. They survive by taproots running down into groundwater, and while they produce viable seeds, none can germinate in the desert. In other words, these cypress trees started growing when the Sahara was a savanna that got a foot of rain or more per year as opposed to today's average rainfall of about an inch.