....so how did the ice sheets melt.....inquiring minds seek to know....
1. Dinosaur farts
2. Meteor strikes melts the ice
3. They found oil and set fire to it
4. SUV's driving all over
and last but not least
Posted on 11/07/2014 2:56:57 AM PST by Natufian
The genetic ancestry of the earliest Europeans survived the ferocious Ice Age that took hold after the continent was initially settled by modern people. That is the suggestion of a study of DNA from a male hunter who lived in western Russia 36,000 years ago.
His genome is not exactly like those of people who lived in Europe just after the ice sheets melted 10,000 years ago. But the study suggests the earliest Europeans did contribute their genes to later populations.
(Excerpt) Read more at bbc.com ...
Ping!
Of course they did. That’s why we still have Europeans.
Yeah...I thought that was pretty obvious also.
Impossible! There has never been climate change before!!! Only modern western civilization can cause climate change!
The continent could have been resettled by new arrivals from Asia or Africa. This indicates continuous settlement and genetic continuity.
....so how did the ice sheets melt.....inquiring minds seek to know....
1. Dinosaur farts
2. Meteor strikes melts the ice
3. They found oil and set fire to it
4. SUV's driving all over
and last but not least
Not a bad-looking Paleolithic type babe there in Southern France...
She’s no Betty Rubble either.
I mean the cartoon, not fat Rosie.
Yea, I guess. But it’s tough to have a bod when you live in that climate. Much easier in the mild climate of Bedrock.
You mean the climate changes on it’s own?
Wow! /s
Where is that Sun guy with his numbers?
This reconstruction shows an Upper Palaeolithic woman from southern France
Thanks Natufian. Adding, but not pinging, I think we've had one about this.
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