Duncan wrote:

table42 wrote:Greetings to all my fellow primates.

You looking for boom- boom ?

Back then i think it was "bam bam" #Flintstones

Was there ever a doubt about this? Now Ron Pearlman can sleep soundly at night?

This story was in the news quite a few years back. Anyway, I think what's on all our minds is: Would I fuck a neanderthal lady? I don't know, I can't imagine what they looked like.





Sorry....

All 3 wimmin depicted would have been welcome to hang around at the Walkabout of blessed memory.

The first, #1, might have had a role in the movie Quest for Fire and #2 is quite unmistakably a militant feminazi currently yelling the merits of Hilary Sniperfire Benghazi Clinton.

Actually, I think I may have glimpsed #3 while strolling past Mikey's Night Bar in Siem Reap.

John Bingham wrote:

1 million years BC is epic

Bitte_Kein_Lexus wrote:Was there ever a doubt about this? Now Ron Pearlman can sleep soundly at night?

tbh i thought this was common knowledge

Denisovian DNA is why Sherpas in Nepal can cope with low Oxygen

I imagine they would look exactly like modern hominins given the huge genetic range now found worldwide.
in 100 years it will be hard to find individuals with "pure" racial features that are so distinctive today.

"DNA results are in: Early humans and Neanderthals made babies together"

Well I guess that explains rugby league players then.

frank lee bent wrote:I imagine they would look exactly like modern hominins given the huge genetic range now found worldwide.
in 100 years it will be hard to find individuals with "pure" racial features that are so distinctive today.

Actually the human DNA pool is extremely small, we have significantly less genetic diversity than other species, which is why you're always seeing someone you recognise, waving and then realising it wasn't them. Or finding your doppelganger on Facebook. Current theory is that we are descended from a maximum of 10,000 individuals, maybe even 2000. My favourite human evolution theory is the human/pig hybrid theory, though http://www.macroevolution.net/human-origins.html