zoser, on 11 February 2013 - 10:00 AM, said:
The implications of the mixing of the genetics is the most important issue in this for me. I have ideas of who they were and where they were from simply because I have access to other writings on this.
You do realise that people were tested across the globe in notable samples to trace genetic heritage, and we all come out of Africa. Solid evidence proves this. not conjecture of deliberate ignorance.
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Some 99% of the human genome is shuffled from one birth to the next. The Genographic Project traces the 1% of the genome which is not shuffled—mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) through the maternal line and the Y-chromosome through the paternal. These jokers in the pack allow geneticists to work back to our common ancestors. Our mtDNA appears to coalesce in a single woman, who lived on the African savannah 150,000 years ago. Our Y-chromosome survives from a single man, who lived in the Rift Valley of Kenya or Tanzania 59,000 years ago. So Adam and Eve did exist—90,000 years apart. The discrepancy is because, unlike the biblical Adam and Eve, this couple only represent the last common Ancestors we can trace genetically.
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In recent decades, scientific breakthroughs have consistently lent increased support to the "Out of Africa" hypothesis, which asserts that modern humans originated in Africa, then migrated throughout the globe from there. Support for competing theories has virtually disappeared from scientific journals and peer-reviewed publications. Molecular biology (genetics), archaeology, geology and dendrochronology (tree-ring dating) all point to the likely conclusion that human populations originated in Africa about 100-200,000 years ago, migrating outside the African continent around 80,000 years ago.
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The above is not conjecture, it is not a guess, it is hard data. This is what results prove, if you want to pursue a fanciful ideal, you will not find information to support your fantasies. Only you can ever confirm your own dreams.
Edited by psyche101, 11 February 2013 - 11:07 PM.