Genetics and Super-Archaic Humans
There was a time when Darwinist thought that Neanderthals were links between apes and humans, but scientists inadvertently proved that the Bible was right about our ancestry all along. Recent research threatens to further devastate evolutionary timelines.
Genetics (may peas be upon Gregor Mendel) demonstrates that Neanderthals, Denisovans, and modern humans were the same species. Other alleged evolving human ancestors have been givenb the moniker of super-archaic humans. Sounds like a failed hero program. Cue dramatic music, narrator speaks: "Faster than a speeding pteranodon, able to leap volcanoes, it's Super-Archaic Man!" But instead of coming out and saying our putative ancestors didn't fit the narrative, a new bit of wordplay was introduced.
This new research involves comparing people from disparate groups and areas with DNA from Neanderthals and Denisovans (DNA that should not exist because of its alleged age), and tried to fill in some gaps. It is speculative, but not outlandishly so. If substantiated, a wagon-load of crying towels will have to be delivered to the Darwin Ranch because the data are pointing to the true common ancestors of humanity.
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This new research involves comparing people from disparate groups and areas with DNA from Neanderthals and Denisovans (DNA that should not exist because of its alleged age), and tried to fill in some gaps. It is speculative, but not outlandishly so. If substantiated, a wagon-load of crying towels will have to be delivered to the Darwin Ranch because the data are pointing to the true common ancestors of humanity.
Get the creation-affirming conclusion by clicking on "Evidence that modern humans and ‘super-archaic’ humans may have shared DNA".A recent paper in the journal Science suggests that the ancestors of modern humans, Neandertals, and Denisovans interbred with so-called ‘super-archaic’ humans on at least two separate occasions. Such super-ancient humans could possibly include Homo erectus, Homo heidelbergensis, or even some other group, according to some of the scientists examining the genetic material of modern humans.If we reinterpret the data in this paper, we find that Neandertals, Denisovans, and now some unnamed super-archaic groups (possibly H. erectus) are not separate evolutionary lineages, but rather they are the same species. How can we do this? What did these researchers find?