Modern forms of sapiens first appear about 195,000 years ago.
Neandertal (or Neanderthal) man existed between 230,000 and 30,000 years ago.
Still doesn't explain what came before humans.
interesting discussion imho. you don't need a pair of wings to fly though. Superman doesn't have no wings but he can fly faster than any bird. and if I could get some good genomes from other animals I'd choose turtles' genes rather than birds, so I would live several hundred years longer than a human's expected lifetime
It's not hard to look up the fossil records they have of australopithecus and onwards. You can also look up the DNA comparisons. That you only bring up neanderthal just speaks to your ignorance and nothing more. want me to look it up for you?
A. boisei existed between 2.1 and 1.1 million years ago
pretty big gap there bud
and onwards.....
habilus is the next on the record I believe. Haven't looked into the specifics in awhile though. And look at the date neanderthal first shows up and when sapien first shows up. Which one is first? I do question whether we are a distinct species because we could reproduce with them at least at one point. It is somewhat fluid genetic drift being what it is.
We really need to work on your critical thinking skills. I don't have time nor inclination to tutor you. I am going to start the game. Peace.
full of
and no, according to the site they eventually evolve or die off, each species eventually evolving or dying off, and so on and so forth until humans appear. yet Neanderthals walk alongside modern humans for a significant amount of time, how is that possible when they supposedly evolved into humans? how is it that only some of them evolved and not the others? which brings me back to my point, not one human remembered walking alongside Neanderthals and even mating with them for almost 160,000 years?
research is done and the theory is full of
For reasons you have yet to explain. All I have seen from you are horrifically stupid misrepresentations of what evolution actually is. You don't even understand the every basics of the thing you keep ing about.
answer the question
all lead to Neanderthals and eventually modern humans
Your questions are stupid. First of all, humans did not just evolve from Neanderthals. Secondly, your point about no human remembering that they walked with Neanderthals is nonsense. This occurred before written history, dumbass. All the people who would have remembered it are long dead. What do you want to see? Cave paintings of humans with Neanderthals? How would one be able to distinguish them from each other? Why would humans feel it noteworthy to point out the differences between Neanderthals and themselves?
What exactly are you objecting to? Are you objecting to the claim that humans and Neanderthals coexisted? Your questions just reek of hindsight bias. Primitive humans would not have seen their ancestry as the big deal that you are making it out to be.
There was a mass extinction during their lifetimes that wiped nearly everyone out on the entire planet, the small bit of survivors were early humans who eventually became us. Feel better now?
what did they evolve from then? because every other hominid species was already extinct except for neanderthals, so i ask once again? what led to humans?
heidelbergensis
sapiens neanderthalensis
sapiens sapiens (modern)
It's 9:28 and you're still quite stupid. I think you need to step away from the computer and get out of the house or something. I'm almost baffled I came back to the exact same thing from you 6 hours later.
And I ask you yet again, what exactly is your argument? State your premises and your conclusion. Right now, you're just asking dumb question after dumb question. When are you going to post a coherent argument?
for the millionth time, cant answer question, your own link made you look like a dumbass
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