Human Evolution -- Which theory do you take?

[chef pablo]

unfortunatly no ,but the info about java archeoligicle dig was on the BBC wire , I beleive in late spring of 2005.the account of a bahgdad traveler i picked up somewhere I really couldnt tell you where i read it.the evedince of neandatal cross breading was from national geogreaphic.im trying to remember what article I was reading about the subspieces of erectus i know it was recent,maybee TIME since i was probally at the hospital when i read it,I dont get out of the kitchen that much anymore.

I know rather convienent huh?Ill see if i can dig up some refrenses.

 

[jonatas]

Pablo,

The potential evidence for Neanderthal/Modern man crossbreeding probably came from the Lagar Velho skeleton, but that is far from conclusive. I think there have been attempts to determine crossbreeding through DNA as well, but I think it's still inconclusive. If anything, I thought general opinion was probably leaning towards the idea that the hominids could not crossbreed. But it's been so long since I read this, I don't know if there's been new studies.

 

[GenMarshall]

I'll go and agree with the first one.

 

[CaptainF]

I take the view that God went to an all you can eat buffet, and had to take a crap.

So he squatted over the Earth, and what came out was humanity.