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Neanderthals and Cro-Magnon

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Peter
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05-19-2003 9:41 AM 		Reply to: Message 1 by Mammuthus
05-16-2003 8:56 AM

Is that saying that the mtDNA studies support
demographic replacement?
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Neaderthal and CroMagnon were gentically closer 23-25 thou years
ago than they were more recently?
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05-19-2003 11:39 AM 		Reply to: Message 3 by Mammuthus
05-19-2003 10:47 AM

If they are only looking at mtDNA wouldn't that
only be able to establish that Neaderthal's never
had CroMagnon(-like) mothers?
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Surely it wouldn't preclude Neaderthal and Cro-Magnon
interbreeding in any case (especially with relatively
few Neaderthal sequences).
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... which I guess leads me to agree that the studies
aren't even remotely conclusive in that regard
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05-19-2003 11:40 AM 		Reply to: Message 4 by Quetzal
05-19-2003 11:29 AM

Could the same data mean that there was a small
population at about that time, or is there other
data that suggests that before that time the
pop. was larger?
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05-23-2003 5:32 AM 		Reply to: Message 9 by Quetzal
05-20-2003 7:39 AM

So all the data suggests (depending on how you might
choose to critique it) is that circa 40,000 ya there was
a relatively small 'european' population ????
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05-23-2003 7:30 AM 		Reply to: Message 28 by Quetzal
05-23-2003 6:38 AM

It's at times like this I really miss working at a University
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Thanks for the info. though.
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