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Originally posted by Illuminatus I
You don't have a clue either.
You're just as worthless as Science if you don't have the answers.
... or would you rather just live life with your head in the ground?
Originally posted by stander
Let's see. Simian DNA has 48 chromosomes and human DNA has 46. So where is that specie with 47 chromosomes -- the link between apes and humans?
That's the missing link and it will never be found, coz chromosomes come in pairs.
Sorry. That's the way it is.
[edit on 5/20/2009 by stander]
The correspondence of chromosome 2 to two ape chromosomes. The closest human relative, the bonobo, has near-identical DNA sequences to human chromosome 2, but they are found in two separate chromosomes. The same is true of the more distant gorilla and orangutan.
Originally posted by Avarus
You know, it never ceases to amaze me, the amount of ignorance on this board. Especially for a site that claims to 'deny ignorance'. It's so frustrating to hear people make such uneducated claims, and then proceed to defend them. None of us know any more than what the article says (which, in itself has it's own spin on it). It's getting borderline ridiculous.
If you don't agree with a post that's supported by experts in the field, then find some information to back up your bold claims. I would invite anyone with a PhD in human evolution archaeology, with supporting research papers, to comment your little heart out.
Sorry, I'm just getting tired of listening to ignorance, misinformation, and disinformation on a site that presents itself as an alternative news source.
//end rant
Originally posted by ExistenceUnknown
Originally posted by stander
Let's see. Simian DNA has 48 chromosomes and human DNA has 46. So where is that specie with 47 chromosomes -- the link between apes and humans?
That's the missing link and it will never be found, coz chromosomes come in pairs.
Sorry. That's the way it is.
[edit on 5/20/2009 by stander]
Stander, it has been shown that humans have a fused chromosome which accounts for the lack of a chromosome pair.
en.wikipedia.org...(human)
The correspondence of chromosome 2 to two ape chromosomes. The closest human relative, the bonobo, has near-identical DNA sequences to human chromosome 2, but they are found in two separate chromosomes. The same is true of the more distant gorilla and orangutan.
[edit on 20-5-2009 by ExistenceUnknown]
Originally posted by stander
Well, that only supports the idea that there my be no "natural" link between the transition of apes to humans.
Originally posted by stander
Chomosome 2 was "fused" way too quickly...
Originally posted by stander
It is a leading cause of cancer in humans.
Originally posted by stander
Morover, there is a complete void that explains the mechnism responsible for the chromosomal fusion.
Originally posted by stander
There is no sound argument that disproves the possibility of someone finding this planet and using the primitive life here for accelerated evolutionary experiments.
"Discovered two years ago, the exquisitely preserved specimen is not a direct ancestor of monkeys and humans, but hints at what such an ancestor might have looked like.
Originally posted by HolydarknessVA
The bible beaters and anyone else who refuses to belive that we have evolved will be on this thread like white on rice.
As for me, I know this will pan out and prove that the human species has evolved and will contuie to evolve for millions of years to come
Originally posted by Haydn_17
I would love it if they now found a skeleton of a 47million year old human