maksimum
29.09.05, 04:45
www.wwnorton.com/catalog/spring99/gunsex.htm
The rather modern-looking human skulls from Africa around 100,000 years ago
have been taken to support the former view, with the leap occurring
specifically in Africa. Molecular studies (of so-called mitochondrial DNA)
were initially also interpreted in terms of an African origin of modern
humans, though the meaning of those molecular findings is currently in doubt.
On the other hand, skulls of humans living in China and Indonesia hundreds of
thousands of years ago are considered by some physical anthropologists to
exhibit features still found in modern Chinese and in Aboriginal Australians,
respectively. If true, that finding would suggest parallel evolution and
multiregional origins of modern humans, rather than origins in a single
Garden of Eden. The issue remains unresolved.
Dla tych ,ktorzynie umieja czytac,powtarzam autora:
"tough the meaning of those molecular findings is currently in doubt".
A dalej nastepuja "ciekawe" przyklady o ktorych ja wczesniej mowilem,o
Chinczykach i aborygenach sprzed setek tys lat wykazujacych podobienstwo do
obecnych Chinczykow i aborygenow.