[blam]

I can't believe that they didn't once mention that the 'high-altitude-gene' has it's origins with the Denisovian people.

Here is a National Georgraphic article about them:

Tibetans Can Thank Ancient Humans for Gene That Lets Them Live the High Life

"The physiological ability of ethnic Tibetans to thrive at miles-high elevations, unaffected by oxygen levels that leave lowlanders gasping, appears to have originated with Denisovans, a close relative of Neanderthals."

[blam]

Who Among Us Has Neanderthal, Denisovan DNA?

[Varda]

Sherpa’s also are one the very rare peoples who practice fraternal polyandry (one woman marries brothers). That helps narrow the gene pool perhaps preserving this characteristic.

[gibsonguy]

What could go wrong?

[Jan_Sobieski]

What if we don’t want Sherpa DNA, or Coronavirus vaccines? Are we bad for being thankful with our God given Viking DNA and immune system?

[Freedom_Is_Not_Free]

Welcome to Shangra-La.

[blam]

GGG ping