Multiregional Evolution

[Ritual_Kiss]

At my new work, there is another intern who has quite an interesting mind. I don't agree with him on everything but hes certainly interesting. He identifies me as an "other" and identifies with that side of me...and I swear he must be some sort of Chaote. He sent me this link that I wanted to share with you. i have to go to work, but I'll catch up with you guys on it later. Hope you like it.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multiregional_origin_of_modern_humans

[AfterViewer]

Very interesting and informative, RK. Have always felt the "out of Africa" evolution scenario does not add up. Way too many "missing links" in the theory for me. AV.

[frater luciferi]

i remember reading somewhere that the original humans were all dark skinned...and that white skin was a later adaptation of humans who migrated to europe.....now im totally torn after reading that article. ...perhaps this needs more study.

[Lamia]

Hm. I'm not sure i buy this. Mainly because of all the African data, like mitochondrial DNA.

[Dragon]

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/7886477.stm

[Lamia]

There's a lot of research on Neanderthals. NatGeo magazine recently did a very good article on them. It seems that they were larger than humans and would have taken more food in just to survive. Some theorize that even the females hunted because of this.