Our Species Mated With Other Human Species, Study Says

National Geographic ^ | March 6, 2002 | Hillary Mayell

[XBob]

the neandrethals supposedly had big noses, in addition to other body parts.

the caucasins from europe, which was the main home of the neandrethals have big noses (eg Roman nose), whereas the mongoloids and negroids have sort of small or flattened, 'pug' noses.

considering my dim memories of my early 20's, I am certain, if the europeans had discovered the wonders of the fermentation of grapes, they would certainly have mixed 'species'.

[gore3000]

I read that. Totally phony. The total dishonesty of evolution "science" is unimaginable. We have seen numerous fossils of Neanderthals and homo sapiens found nearby. They all show that they were distinct species. Homo sapiens and Neanderthal remained completely distinct while living as neighbors for tens of thousands of years without intermixing. The reason for this was long suspected, but just recently verified. Neanderthal and Homo Sapiens were totally different species, they could not produce progeny with each other. This was confirmed by two separate samples of DNA from Neanderthals found in two widely separate finds.

[gore3000]

The problem with the article is not in the definition of species. The problem is that it is complete bunk. We have no DNA of any humanoids other than Neanderthal. Therefore the "scientist" (better call him propagandist, or whore of evolution) who did this "study" had nothing to compare to. This is not science, it is fantasy. You cannot compare an apple to an orange if you never saw an orange.

[reagan_fanatic]

Here's another example...

[Renatus]

I will never believe that my ancestors hung in trees.

What about Jesse Jackson?

[cracker]

Hey medved, I'll help you out with the Heinsohn literature. How's this?

Oh, wait. That doesn't seem to help much. Sorry.

[NeoCaveman]

Caveman bump. And women, where are our sammiches, ugga ugga.

[Clovis_Skeptic]

Let me be the first to evoke the name of: James Carville.

.your right...Carville is the missing link..

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[xsmommy]

i see you are one of the more recently..evolved... of the species...: )

[medved]

Oh, wait. That doesn't seem to help much. Sorry.

It wouldn't help you much, I mean a debate between Heinsohn and Ev cochrane (you wouldn't understand it). As you might notice from one or two of the links I noted, those kinds of debates go on at Cambridge University and similar places. The only way anybody like yourself ever got into Cambridge University is in a glass jar as a bio specimen.

[NeoCaveman]

i see you are one of the more recently..evolved... of the species...: )

And what makes you say that?

[blam]

I won't argue the point with you, however, I believe the jury is still out. I lean toward the interbreeding theory.

[HowlinglyMind-BendingAbsurdity]

re: #194

With some sharper teeth & leathery wings you might have the cryptozoological interdimensional Renocabra.

[HowlinglyMind-BendingAbsurdity]

Uh...#184, that is.

[NukeMan]

IIRC, one of the objections in comparing 'ancient' Neanderthal mDNA (mitochondrial DNA) to CURRENT human mDNA was that it was an apples-to-oranges comparison. In other words, if you had ancient human mDNA it would not compare well with current human mDNA, either (never mind any possible Neanderthal comparisons: a straight humnan-to-human comparison would not look right). Lo and behold, an ancient Aboriginal (Lake Mungo man?) mDNA was extracted and amplified and it showed his mDNA looks rather far off the beaten path compared with latter-day man. Gimme awhile and maybe I can locate the reference...

[NukeMan]

Here is one ref:
http://www.sciam.com/explorations/2001/012901human/

It's from Scientific American (and I know some of you can't stand that mag)...

They also make the point that even if Neanderthal mDNA is not in our current genetic makeup, other DNA might well be.

Here is another ref:
http://www.neanderthal-modern.com/genetic2.htm

[mamelukesabre]

Doesn't all science start out as fantasy?

[gore3000]

Doesn't all science start out as fantasy?

Perhaps, but no one calls the stories of H.G. Wells science. Only evolutionists call fantasy science.

[Madstrider]

what planet did Carvel come from? Let's see...men are from Mars, Women from Venus...Carvel's from Uranus!!!!!!!

[SunkenCiv]

Thanks Val, I don't believe I'd seen this, and though it's pushin' three years old, I'm going to ping the list.

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