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To: wendy1946

If we are supposed to have some Neanderthal genes, why doesn’t their DNA sequence show some human (homo sapiens sapiens) genes?

How could it have just gone one way?


10 posted on 05/13/2010 6:06:35 PM PDT by squarebarb
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To: squarebarb
It seems to me that they looked very hard to find the answer they wanted.
16 posted on 05/13/2010 6:18:07 PM PDT by Little Bill (Harry Browne is a poofter)
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To: squarebarb

Most of the Neanderthal specimens predate modern man in Europe. Not many of them were around by the time modern man showed up and they disappeared soon after, leaving few potential specimens to test.


27 posted on 05/13/2010 7:09:56 PM PDT by dangerdoc
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