Did you know you have Neanderthal DNA?

[Grim Reaper 6]

True, see Ring Species: 

Ring Species

Also, Neanderthals as well as Denisovans genetically fall OUTSIDE the normal range of the Homo sapiens genome so as to be sufficiently recognized as distinctly separate species!

cormac

Thanks for the link, and I totally agree that they were distinctly different species.

Thanks Mac

[Grim Reaper 6]

Not always, there are some cases of mules having offspring, and those could have mule, horse or donkey characteristics.

I have never heard of that, to my knowledge they are sterile due to the difference in the number of  chromosomes they have. Do you have a source that explains how male or female mules can reproduce. 

Thanks

https://www.mulequipeut.com/en/post/sexu...nd-hinnies

[Creaky]

Being human has no bearing on being separate species. Any member of the genus Homo is human regardless of what species or subspecies they are. Apparently ignorance really is bliss for you. 

cormac

Why are you arguing with me, take it up with the scientific community.
Like I care about some muppet on the internet

[Grim Reaper 6]

Ignored the whole point of the thread with that comment, just brushed over everything that the thread is about. 
That wasn’t even part of the conversation.


They are passing their dna to the offspring generationally, GENERATIONALLY that’s the whole point of them being human, passing on dna, not just breeding

They are not passing their DNA Generationally, they are passing their DNA Biologically thus creating a genetic profile. Homo Neandertal and Homo Sapiens are part of the same extended family, however due to genetic differences they are distinctly Species within the designation Homo. 

Here is a Peer Reviewed Journal that explains this better than I am able too.

Homo sapiens, Neanderthals and speciation complexity in palaeoanthropology:  https://academic.oup.com/evolinnean/arti...ogin=false

[ArMaP]

I have never heard of that, to my knowledge they are sterile due to the difference in the number of  chromosomes they have. Do you have a source that explains how male or female mules can reproduce. 

Thanks

https://www.mulequipeut.com/en/post/sexu...nd-hinnies

I think they still don't know exactly how it happens, the article below talks about it
https://www.denverpost.com/2007/07/25/mules-foal-fools-genetics-with-impossible-birth/

[Cormac Mac Airt]

Why are you arguing with me, take it up with the scientific community.
Like I care about some muppet on the internet

This is a discussion forum and you cared enough to post BS. If Neanderthals and Homo sapiens were the same species we would have MORE than 1 - 3% Neanderthal DNA in our genome. Besides, when introgression of Neanderthal DNA into our genome first occurred it was much higher than 1 - 3% but since then any deleterious genes  or mutations have to a large degree been deleted from our genome. That would not be true if we were 100% the same species. Learn something first before showing your ignorance. 

cormac

[Creaky]

This is a discussion forum and you cared enough to post BS. If Neanderthals and Homo sapiens were the same species we would have MORE than 1 - 3% Neanderthal DNA in our genome. Besides, when introgression of Neanderthal DNA into our genome first occurred it was much higher than 1 - 3% but since then any deleterious genes  or mutations have to a large degree been deleted from our genome. That would not be true if we were 100% the same species. Learn something first before showing your ignorance. 

cormac

I don’t have to discuss it 
Some people have more than 1-3% Neanderthal dna
I remember when some US politician had 1-3% American Indian dna a few years ago
Anyway, futile argument, have fun

[Creaky]

They are not passing their DNA Generationally, they are passing their DNA Biologically thus creating a genetic profile. Homo Neandertal and Homo Sapiens are part of the same extended family, however due to genetic differences they are distinctly Species within the designation Homo. 

Here is a Peer Reviewed Journal that explains this better than I am able too.

Homo sapiens, Neanderthals and speciation complexity in palaeoanthropology:  https://academic.oup.com/evolinnean/arti...ogin=false

Argue with the scientific community, I don’t care.
As far as I am concerned they may have been a distinct race, not species 
Academia are arguing the issue, and you know better?

[Grim Reaper 6]

Argue with the scientific community, I don’t care.
As far as I am concerned they may have been a distinct race, not species 
Academia are arguing the issue, and you know better?

I am not arguing with anyone, you win that prize...

I am agreeing with Academia, unlike you my friend

[Creaky]

I am agreeing with Academia, unlike you my friend

Younare not agreeing with academia
you are denying academia
You are telling me you know better than -

https://anthropology.washu.edu/people/erik-trinkaus
Trinkaus called Neanderthal human, I believe him over any of your statements, any faith you put in your religion
The most recognised and respected academic, argue with his academia, he made the statement
Your arrogance is amazing

Seriously, like I care what you think, you’re a nobody arguing with me. I have no skin in this

If it turns out Neanderthal arnt human, i don’t care, it’s nothing to me. 
I don’t look as stupid as Erik Trinkaus, the most respected Neanderthal academic recognised on Earth