Youtube comments of Anthromedia (@Anthromedia_asia).

  1. Those who are saying we have not found the missing link should look at Ardipithecus Hominin Fossils
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  2. Mostly likely they were.
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  3. Sure, in future will come to that
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  4. Can u provide the reference for ape language that u mention at the beginning. I thank you for such an elaborate comment. Viewers like you teach me to get better and better. Thankyou very much
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  5. https://doi.org/10.1101/2024.04.17.589597 Anthony, D. (2023). The Yamnaya culture and the invention of nomadic pastoralism in the Eurasian steppes. Cambridge Univ. Press. http://dx.doi.org/10.1038/nature14507 https://doi.org/10.1038/nature14317 https://www.jstor.org/stable/45211580 Study research by Lazardis, Allentof, Anthony and Patterson
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  6. This is a rare possibility Neanderthals were much like us than any other hominin.
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  7. I'm glad you found it helpful.
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  8. This is way back before there were any civilisations
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  9. What did you like the most?
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  10. Great to see you like my content
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  11. Toba eruption is 70 thousand years old rather than 7000
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  12. Glad to hear from you
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  13. Thanks
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  14. Thanks a lot
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  15. True
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  16. There is a lot of similarity between Clovis and Solutrean Culture of South Western Europe
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  17. It is a one
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  18. thanks for your insightful comment. That is also a possibility future research will clarify this.
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  19. Thanks for the compliment
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  20. We have no evidence that it doesn't mean they didn't use it
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  21. Thanks
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  22. Thanks dear. I highly appreciate your comments. I am Kashmir a small place in North India and I teach anthropology to UG students. I am familiar with both channels u mentioned. I am trying to be factually accurate and trying to improve
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  23. AI voice used for voiceover only video has been edited manually
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  24. Thanks
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  25. Glad you think so
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  26. Glad to hear that
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  27. Glad to hear you think so
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  28. Thanks for the compliment
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  29. Yes I am a kashmiri but I did not quite understand what you are trying to say.
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  30. To what
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  31. This is initial video
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  32. Good argument
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  33. But we all know what the fact is.
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  34. We are not native speakers
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  35. Hominin is a recent term used for Hominids
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  36. I think you are talking about philopatry
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  37. Last 15000 years
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  38. Accepted
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  39. Glad to hear that you like it
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  40. I appreciate your word I am not an atheist
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  41. Apologies for accent
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  42. What kind of library. Writing was invented thousands of years later
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  43. Which ones?
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  44. Many people think about younger Dryas but its impact was not significant in other areas. Humans did play and role.
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  45. People are deciphering the Indus script
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  46. That is truismatic doesn't need any proof
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  47. Thanks
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  48. Glad it was helpful!
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  49. Thanks for the kind words!
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  50. Thanks
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  51. Maybe Otzi had a fight with his wife's secret bf and they managed to kill him
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  52. Strange that humans tend to like certain phenotype traits than others
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  53. Thanks for your compliment
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  54. Thanks
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  55. But we have to attempt for an explanation
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  56. We base our arguments on the state of current research
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  57. Thanks for the appreciation
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  58.  @voidisyinyangvoidisyinyang885  I will see if I can get this book from nearby bookstore. Thanks for your reference
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  59. Of course Pakistan is there.
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  60. Thanks for the compliment
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  61. Sukriya
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  62. https://youtu.be/DvIqk2nedHQ
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  63. Thanks
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  64.  @redhidinghood9337  as per the current state of evidence the African apes are a monophyletic group meaning they had a LCA which most probably was a knuckle Walker. No doubt knuckle walking and other features like enamel thickness evolved multiple times through parallel evolution like in kenyapithecus and Ramapithecus respectively.
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  65. Thanks for your suggestions
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  66. Apologies
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  67. Regret
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  68. You're welcome
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  69. This is not true
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  70. I think a lot of effort has gone in that direction. Thanks
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  71. What Exactly is pre-deluvian man?
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  72. Pleasure to know
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  73. African population has the highest genetic diversity among all human populations
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  74. Why do u think so?
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  75. Thanks for pointing out
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  76. There is a separate video in the topic on this channel
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  77. This is not an India map it is the Subcontinent. So the video is not only about India but subcontinent
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  78. How are great apes upright?
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  79. Keep watching
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  80. Thanks a lot.
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  81. Glad to hear from you
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  82. Thanks
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  83. This refers to the overall similarity of the DNA sequences between the entire genomes of humans and chimpanzees. About 99% of the DNA sequences of humans and chimps are identical at the level of base pairs (the building blocks of DNA). This does not mean that we are 99% genetically identical in every way, but that 99% of our DNA letters (A, T, C, G) are the same. Relevance: This high similarity reflects our close evolutionary relationship, as both species share a recent common ancestor (around 6–7 million years ago). The 1% difference includes mutations, structural changes, and gene expression differences that make us distinct from chimps. 2East Asian-Denisovan refers to the proportion of shared genetic material that certain East Asian populations have inherited from Denisovans, an extinct species of archaic humans. The 10% similarity doesn't mean that 10% of the entire East Asian genome is Denisovan. Rather, it means that up to 10% of the DNA in specific individuals from some East Asian groups shows traces of Denisovan ancestry. This suggests that there was interbreeding between Denisovans and the ancestors of modern humans in Asia. This is a result of hybridization events that occurred tens of thousands of years ago between anatomically modern humans and Denisovans. This percentage can vary among different populations. The 99% similarity between humans and chimps refers to entire genomes, while the 10% Denisovan similarity in East Asians refers to specific DNA segments inherited from Denisovan ancestors. Type of relationship: Human-chimp similarity shows a close evolutionary relationship based on shared ancestry. The Denisovan-East Asian similarity is the result of interbreeding between two distinct species of humans. The 99% similarity indicates shared biological traits and evolutionary history, while the 10% similarity indicates the genetic contribution of a specific ancestral population to modern humans.
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  84. The video is about the subcontinent not only India
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  85. https://youtu.be/rvaZx2nSo6E
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  86. Already mentioned in the video
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  87. Glad to hear that
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  88.  @anthonyproffitt5341  absolutely
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  89. Glad you think so!
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  90. My pleasure thank you
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  91. What is the new theory
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  92. Thanks for the tip!
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  93. ????
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  94. Absolutely incredible
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  95. Thanks
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  96. I’m glad you found it helpful.
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  97. English is a world wide language and regional variation in accent should be acceptable
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  98.  @paulburley7993  many people in south Asia find it difficult to understand spoken English as spoken by many native speakers. The point is we must appreciate diversity.
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  99.  @paulburley7993  may be you will miss a lot of prospectives by sticking to a limited amount of information ignoring some potentially interesting and effective some
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  100. Thanks a lot
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  101. Thanks for the suggestions. I would improve in future
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  102.  @James-kv6kb  i am myself in a kind of dilemma regarding this but i believe u will come out with some creative solutions. Thanks all for their support
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  103. Thank you
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  104. Only brain size was significantly lower than modern humans.
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  105. Glad you think so
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  106. Great
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  107. Thanks for pointing out
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  108. Thanks for liking
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  109. Glad it was helpful!
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  110. Desire is amenable to natural selection for how does may it be related to reproductive success?
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  111. All the best
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  112. Even in the recent past Pakistan forgot the legacy of iqbal and Jinnah. Rt now pakistan is nothing more than a message created by few agents
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  113. Thanks
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  114. Sure
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  115. Glad you think so
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  116. What's the evidence
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  117. Pleasure
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  118. Do u have a one?
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  119. Glad you think so!
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  120. I have rectified the errors
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  121. Where?
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  122. Thanks
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  123. Glad you think so
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  124. It is never like that. Where is china involved?
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  125. Thanks a lot
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  126. I am so much encouraged by this
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  127. Thanks
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  128. Thanks
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  129. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  130. They must be aliens
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  131. Funny
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  132. Any source from which i can read this
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  133. Where do you see the western supremacy kindly point out
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  134. Glad you think so!
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  135. Well said
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  136. Thanks
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  137. I think they had made significant advances in science and medicine. The Internet and ICT defines us as a different civilization.
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  138. They definitely would have
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  139. Glad you think so
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  140. Prostitution is a modern invention
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  141. That was not intentional.
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  142. So nice of you
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  143. Thanks
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  144. Technical glitch
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  145. Depends upon the time since they migrated to the region
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  146. Can tell me specifically what you are talking about like recording system of something else?
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  147. Why?
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  148. Yes it is fascinating
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  149. We are experimenting, we will end up with just one
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  150. Thanks a lot
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  151. Thanks
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  152. What does that mean?
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  153.  @voidisyinyangvoidisyinyang885  romance has its own history and romance is itself something which needs a complex set of behaviors.
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  154. Evolution is full of chance
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  155. True
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  156. Thanks a lot
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  157. Thanks, I'm glad you found it informative.
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  158. That is one hypothesis as highlighted in the video. Differential shrinking of parts of lower jaw
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  159. Glad you think so
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  160. Glad to see that
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  161. Do you mean Mehargrah people were Vedic
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  162. Otetzi were Man but we may find his wife soon
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  163. Glad to hear it!
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  164. Corrected. Thanks
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  165. Corrected. Thanks
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  166. Offcourse
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  167. Highly pleased to know
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  168. That is a very interesting observation
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  169. Thanks for the reference will definitely read
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  170. https://doi.org/10.1002/ajpa.21588 Please read this
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  171. Glad you think so!
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  172. Not really because LCA of Africa apes was a knuckle Walker and Humans never had a knuckle Walking ancestor
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  173. Thanks for your suggestion
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  174. There is a separate video on that on this channel
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  175. Glad to hear that
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  176. Glad you think so
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  177. No
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  178. Thanks a lot
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  179. Chins at least I got your attention
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