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skin color and hair amount of Neanderthal versus contemparory
Sapiens; NOVA "Decoding Neanderthal" #189 Rockthrowing theory book
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Jan 15, 2013 5:01 AM
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Alright, we have the Neanderthal genome, but do we have the genome of
sapiens contemporaneous with Neanderthal to compare? Of the
Neanderthal genome that dates to 33,000 years ago, do we have the
Sapiens genome of 33,000 years ago to compare.
For it seems to me that unless we have equi-dated genomes, that much
of what Paabo and Green and Hawks discussed in Decoding Neanderthal
NOVA is just opinion.
Now do we know what genes indicate hair growth and what genes indicate
the color of skin such as black African or white European?
So can the Neanderthal genome indicate what color of skin and how much
hair?
Can we make a comparison to a Sapiens of 33,000 years ago as to what
color of skin and how much hair?
It may turn out, that what Hawks found for the Tuscany Italy genetic
indicators was the mutations of the Sapiens conferring immunology
because they were turning to a whiter skin to absorb more sunlight and
vitamin D. It maybe that Sapiens was even healthier in Europe than the
existing Neanderthals. It may turn out that Neanderthals were prone to
more sickness from the cold than the invading Sapiens from Africa.
It is puzzling as to what benefits accrued to Sapiens to go from a lot
of hair, a hairy body to a body that is less hair. Does Rock throwing
have more advantage with less hair than more hair?
The one place on the body that has no hair is the front of the hands
and hair there would be a nuisance to a rock thrower.
Hair would be important for cold climate and an advantage. So was
Neanderthal hairy or the same hair as Sapiens invading Europe?
Hair is of a disadvantage for parasites.
So we need some answers to the above from the genomes of Neanderthal
of 33,000 years ago and from Sapiens that were contemporaries of
Neanderthal.
Now there has been a theory going around as to the Swimming Sapiens as
the way Sapiens lost most of their body hair and become the hairless
ape. I do not buy that, except for one application.
How close is Tuscany to the Mediterranean Sea of 33,000 years ago?
It is possible that the African sapiens that invaded Europe and
extincted Neanderthal were clustered in Tuscany and lived close to the
Med. Sea. It is possible that they spent so much time near the Sea,
that over 10,000 years they would mutate the genes for less hair as an
advantage in swimming. How warm is the Med. Sea in winter in Tuscany?
Also, I would like to remind the reader that this theory of
Rockthrowing starts in Italy near Sardina some 8 to 10 million years
ago with a ape creature throwing rocks to a habit of throwing rocks
that conferred many advantages and increasing his mating and
offspring. This throwing ape creature would eventually migrate into
Africa, and become Orrorin. So was there a full land bridge between
Tuscany, Sardinia and Africa?
I know Gilbraltor harbors monkeys from Africa? Do monkeys somehow find
a means of crossing the Med. Sea, on perhaps logs adrift? Could
monkeys and apes some 10 million years ago have made a crossing of
Sicily into Northern Africa?
So it would be ironic that the birthplace of humanity starts in
Sardinia Italy some 8 to 10 million years ago and migrates into Africa
and then some 60,000 years ago the African Sapiens migrated back north
into Europe. So they came full circle.
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