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Let me get this straight - The Ancient Romans used copper plumbing, and had flushable toilets..yet Indians in India still shit on the sidewalk?
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EQ, No they are not!. Genetically we are all different. The Mongoloid and Austronesian haplogroup C split ~36,000
ybp and populated regions of Central Asia, Australia
and Oceania.
Haplogroup DE split to D and E around 42,000
ybp, populates from North Africa to
the west to Korea and Japan to the east.
The family of haplogroup from F through T is largely the
Europeoid (Caucasoid) family.
And he(the origination point) was not necessarily living in Africa. Since he belonged to a haplogroup up-
stream from haplogroups A and B, his haplogroup can be
named “alpha-haplogroup”.
Quoting: Advances in Anthropology May 2012I don't know what is stopping them. Still doesn't give anyone the right to speak so ill of them. They are you, they are me, they are all of us.
Quoting: El Quisqueyano The most important thing to remember, though, is that appearance is a pretty crude indicator of genetics. A few minor changes in a couple genes can result in a drastically different appearance. Biochemistry and physiology (the actual workings of life) are much more complex, so are better indicators of genetic similarity - like a car, you can tell more about it by looking under the hood than simply looking at what color it's painted. When it comes down to biochemistry and physiology, humans across all races are identical, and we have a great deal in common with other mammals (and there are some commonalities to all life, down to the simplest bacteria).
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