You have to understand the details of all the various evolutionist speculations to understand the difference between human and chimp Y-chromosomes shatters evolutionist speculations about gradual evolutionary processes following consistent gradual evolutionist rules.
You have to understand the details of all the various evolutionist speculations to understand the difference between human and chimp Y-chromosomes shatters evolutionist speculations about gradual evolutionary processes following consistent gradual evolutionist rules.
We generated assemblies of bonobo and orangutan Ys from short and long sequencing reads and aligned them with the publicly available human, chimpanzee, and gorilla Y assemblies. Analyzing this dataset, we found that the genus Pan, which includes chimpanzee and bonobo, experienced accelerated substitution rates. Pan also exhibited elevated gene death rates. These observations are consistent with high levels of sperm competition in Pan. Furthermore, we inferred that the great ape common ancestor already possessed multicopy sequences homologous to most human and chimpanzee palindromes. Nonetheless, each species also acquired distinct ampliconic sequences. We also detected increased chromatin contacts between and within palindromes (from Hi-C data), likely facilitating gene conversion and structural rearrangements. Our results highlight the dynamic mode of Y chromosome evolution
so the y chromosome is interesting and unique, so is not surprising that there are surprises. None of which endangers the theory of evolution itself. duh
In chimps, this potent combination of intense selective pressure on sperm production genes and the inability to swap genes may have fueled the Y chromosome’s rapid evolution
The first comprehensive comparison of Y chromosomes from two species sheds new light on Y chromosome evolution. Contrary to a widely held scientific theory that the mammalian Y chromosome is slowly decaying or stagnating, new evidence suggests that in fact the Y is actually reinventing itself...
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y chromosomes are EVOLVING faster than expected..which is ok, it doesn't endanger the theory of evolution, in fact, it supports it. duh.
Suit yourself. Scientific evidence that contradicts mob blind acceptance of popular evolutionist speculations can be written off by the evolutionist devotees as merely abnormal variants that do not fit the normal patterns.
Suit yourself. Scientific evidence that contradicts mob blind acceptance of popular evolutionist speculations can be written off by the evolutionist devotees as merely abnormal variants that do not fit the normal patterns.
Well...Biden told a story about his cousin or uncle or something being eaten by cannibals..unlikely and then RFKJr told his medical story of his brain being partially eaten by a worm. Two stories that should have just been kept private. So. Haven't heard this hanibal lector reference. Do left leaning posters here see any need in posting their source?
There is also some speculation that Nelson Rockefeller's son was eaten by cannibals. As it turn out cannibalism has relatively recently been discovered to cause a brain disease in humans similar to mad cow disease.
Former President Trump referred to the notorious fictional serial killer, Hannibal Lecter, as a “wonderful man” during a weekend campaign speech in New Jersey.
I do read science reports that provide more persuasive arguments for concluding that human and chimp Y-chromosomes are not related by blood at all, like humans are related to humans and chimps are related to chimps.
There is also some speculation that Nelson Rockefeller's son was eaten by cannibals. As it turn out cannibalism has relatively recently been discovered to cause a brain disease in humans similar to mad cow disease.
No one cares who you talk about ***** it's honoring Confederate traders is what people object to but you're just too stupid to understand that
And constantly bringing up Darwin out of the blue with no relevance to that discussion is just stupid and his theory of evolution has not been depot but then again you are a science mall
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