Ancient modern humans ‘had sex with now extinct African sub-species’

DNA studies have already proved that ancestors of modern humans got intimate with Neanderthals in Europe and another Asian relative called the Denisovans.

But now scientists have claimed our earliest ancestors were playing the field with other kinds of human much further back in time. Interbreeding between the different sub-species may date to beyond the point when anatomically modern humans first emerged 200,000 years ago.

Examples of now-extinct humans who may have contributed to the modern gene pool include the "upright walking man", Homo erectus, and "tool-using man", Homo habilis.


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I believe it, awesome thread. THIS is natural selection in your face. It just proves Darwin is correct.

We are different, not racist, it's genetic.

The latest DNA research indicates Homo erectus left Africa and met up with Neanderthals at least 1,000 generations ago. Sub-Saharan negroes have 10 generations or so since they left the primitive native conditions of Africa as slaves.
That same DNA research indicates all races of current civilized H.sapiens have Neanderthal DNA except the Sub-Saharan negro.
All races(except Australoid) with the H.sapien/Neanderthal DNA blend have average IQ's of 90-110, Sub-Saharan negroes average IQ is 70.

Caucasions never went back to Africa, or it would show up genetically.
It's either the lack of +990 generations of civilized/social living or the Neanderthal DNA blend that is the cause of this difference.

so Africans are some sort of sub-species

they are still doing it today.

DNA studies have already proved that ancestors of modern humans got intimate with Neanderthals in Europe and another Asian relative called the Denisovans.

But now scientists have claimed our earliest ancestors were playing the field with other kinds of human much further back in time. Interbreeding between the different sub-species may date to beyond the point when anatomically modern humans first emerged 200,000 years ago.

Examples of now-extinct humans who may have contributed to the modern gene pool include the "upright walking man", Homo erectus, and "tool-using man", Homo habilis.


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If we were to give scientists bones of people today, including dwarfs, 7 foot basketball players, what story would they come up with?

DNA studies have already proved that ancestors of modern humans got intimate with Neanderthals in Europe and another Asian relative called the Denisovans.

But now scientists have claimed our earliest ancestors were playing the field with other kinds of human much further back in time. Interbreeding between the different sub-species may date to beyond the point when anatomically modern humans first emerged 200,000 years ago.

Examples of now-extinct humans who may have contributed to the modern gene pool include the "upright walking man", Homo erectus, and "tool-using man", Homo habilis.


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That's odd.

To the casual observer it
looks like these scientists are begging
the question by concluding that this
hybridisation occurred from intimate
sexual encounters.

so Africans are some sort of sub-species

DNA studies have already proved that ancestors of modern humans got intimate with Neanderthals in Europe and another Asian relative called the Denisovans.

But now scientists have claimed our earliest ancestors were playing the field with other kinds of human much further back in time. Interbreeding between the different sub-species may date to beyond the point when anatomically modern humans first emerged 200,000 years ago.

Examples of now-extinct humans who may have contributed to the modern gene pool include the "upright walking man", Homo erectus, and "tool-using man", Homo habilis.


[link to www.google.com]