New ancestor? Scientists ponder DNA from Siberia

New ancestor? Scientists ponder DNA from Siberia

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"NEW YORK – In the latest use of DNA to investigate the story of humankind, scientists have decoded genetic material from an unidentified human ancestor that lived in Siberia and concluded it might be a new member of the human family tree"

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I think this is exceptional!
I really hope the article does turn out to be of the human family and that there really are other species too that eventually get found
I geuss there are million of un-named species all over the world (especially underwater) but when it's human it's that little bit closer to home eh!
funny how there have been millions of tv shows that are meant to depict the world 40,000 years ago, but what happens when we find new things like this, kinda' makes period films lose some meaning and shows we don't know as much as we think! haha

Any thoughts on this!

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Good catch but already here:

www.abovetopsecret.com...

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damnnnn, gonna get mine taken down nowww! cheers for pointing this out

The modern theory is build on false findings, and rejection of information that might conflict with the story they have "founded" god forbid anyone "one up them" as seen here Origins of man: Problems with the Evidence pt.1

and continued here Origins of man: Problems with the Evidence pt.2

another good video is this one here

Url here in case it doesn't work Quest for the lost Civilization

Very very interesting videos, the second one not so much on the history of humans, but just to show that information is not taken lightly that interferes with the common paradigms, they go into Civilizations that existed 10,000 years ago when science today tells us that civilization never existed then.

As mentioned, there is an already posted thread on this topic.

Please post any further comments and/or questions to the above linked thread.

Thank you.

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