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its very un even
No shit, that is why blacks, whites, asians, and spics exist.
homo sapiens (ones from africa) absorbed all the others
And what evidence do you have for that outside of one or two fossils which date back millions of years ago?
human genome
Elaborate.
and the fact whites and asians have part neandertaal genes
and people from central africa dont
But from what we know, the neanderthaals were just one race that formed along with us, and were killed off after millions of years.
they werent killed off we learned they were assimulated
"We learned" How?
genes
the genes in the people from europe
And if that is the case, how have we never found any neanderthaals running around on islands or in isolated jungles in africa?
That is but a theory, it does not explain how potentially hundreds of millions of apes could suddenly die off in a mass extinction event.
they werent on islands
they were on the mainland
we found them in asia and european mainland
How do you know?
That's right you don't.
your part neandertaal how do you feel
@Deleted User Oh.... I see that somebody has been using wikipedia....
@Deleted User The article does not explain how they all suddenly died out by the hundreds of millions, it just says "Hey, your ancestors had sex with a neanderthal.".
i actually sent you a lik
we dont know
That's right, we don't.
its possible we just kept comming
and they died out
and assimulated
That is unlikely, humanity was scarce up until civilizations such as rome became a thing.
it could have also been a factor
species need mutiple factors to go extinct
@Deleted User But most humans are related to neadnerthals?
yup they had nice asses
@Deleted User assuming the theory is correct what do you think of it
Neanderthals are generally classified by paleontologists as the species Homo neanderthalensis, having separated from the Homo sapiens lineage 600,000 years ago, or alternatively, as a subspecies of Homo sapiens (Homo sapiens neanderthalensis).
@Deleted User But I don't assume it is correct.