[donh]

Thanks, I didn't know that. But 60,000 isn't very long

Long enough to produce changes in bone dimensions. And long enough to be used to metrify DNA methods against other current dating technologies, such as amino acid racimation.

[plusone]

60,000 years is only 3000 human generations. In such a short time, have they detected measureable genetic changes in humans from the fossil record?