Comments by "Carey Titan" (@careytitan9097) on "NORTH 02"
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@lexwill718 Different species of Ape-like hominid's, at different stages of evolution, walked out of Africa, because of African climate change, it became very hot and dry. No one knows what colour their skin was or how they evolved. Africa had a more temperate climate in the past it was a lot wetter, not hot, dry and humid like it is today, so there was no need for mass melanin production of the skin, as seen in Africans today.
Many species of humans are now extinct.
The oldest human footprints found outside Africa, dated at between 850,000 and 950,000 years old, have been discovered on the storm-lashed beach at Happisburgh in Norfolk, along with stone tools.
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Different species of Ape-like hominid's, at different stages of evolution, walked out of Africa, because of African climate change, it became very hot and dry.
No one knows what colour their skin was or how they evolved. Africa had a more temperate climate in the past it was a lot wetter, not hot, dry and humid like it is today, so there was no need for mass melanin production of the skin, as seen in Africans today.
Many species of humans are now extinct.
The oldest human footprints found outside Africa, dated at between 850,000 and 950,000 years old, have been discovered on a beach at Happisburgh in Norfolk, UK. Along with stone tools.
DNA cannot tell what colour some ones skin was that is untrue!
What the speaker asserts is Lucy's bones found in Africa, she must be black because she was found in Africa as Africans today are black. And that any skulls found in Europe are black too.
Anti-white propaganda at its best. DNA cannot tell what a fossils skin colour was. It cannot tell what colour Dinosaurs skin was either.
If cold climates turn peoples skin white, why are the Eskimos who live in the Arctic, not as white as albinos then?
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@TmanRock9 Cheddar man A 10,000 year old skeleton found in UK was 'black faced' for political reasons.
one of the main scientists who helped create the reconstruction of his 10,000-year-old face says he may not have been black at all.
'Geneticist Susan Walsh at Indiana University–Purdue University Indianapolis, says we simply don't know his skin colour. DNA testing is not advanced enough to say for certain.'
Dr Walsh believes that the tests can't prove Cheddar Man's skin colour and that his DNA may have degraded over the past 10,000 years.
Experts also revealed that Cheddar Man shares his DNA with people living in the UK today. Who are white Europeans, some still live in the area he lived and are direct descendants.
Many species of humans are now extinct.
The oldest human footprints found outside Africa, dated at between 850,000 and 950,000 years old, have been discovered on a beach at Happisburgh in Norfolk, UK. Along with stone tools.
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