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Oldest European Found!
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 22 — The jawbone of a caveman living in what is now Romania is the oldest fossil from an early modern human to be found in Europe, U.S. researchers said Monday. Primitive features such as heavy bone and tooth structure also support the controversial idea that Cro-Magnons and Neanderthals may have interbred, the researchers said.
Knowing man's passion for you know what, I find it amazing that anyone would doubt that one type of man would hesitate to breed with another type of woman. Haven't men been doing that since.....  well you get the point--Conservative
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9/23/2003, 5:34 pm
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Hey 'Conservative'. You don't need to go that far back to prove interbreeding between the two species........Have you REALLY taken a good look at Kalifornia's new RINO govenator!!
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10/11/2003, 2:56 pm
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Fang
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Re: Oldest European Found!
For one thing, we have no way of DNA testing "ancient fossils", because all the traces of actual bone do not exist any longer. Fossils are virtually solid stone. Second, Neanderthal man is totally unreliable due to the fact that he was just another variation of Human kind. His "stooping" is due to a disease of the joints and back. In addition, the theory of Evolution states that organisms must evolve (or mutate) over time to better suit their environment. Evolution, by scientific standards, is impossible. 99.9 per cent of all mutations are fatal--resulting in death. .1 per cent actually held the organism--however, 100 per cent of all mutations are never passed on to the next generation. (save if the mutation is in the sperm and egg). But the odds of that one sperm mutating to the exact specifications rightly suiting it for its environment is nearly impossible. And, on top of that, what are the odds of that one sperm to be the one which meets contact with the egg? Near impossible as I said before.
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