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Nucleotide sequence variation in ancient human mtDNA

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Peter
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01-29-2003 3:32 AM 		Reply to: Message 21 by peter borger
01-28-2003 7:07 PM

In your world view do humans and chimps have a common
ancestor?
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If there is no common ancestor what was there, and how long ago?
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Do you accept speciation as occurring?
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Peter
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01-29-2003 7:18 AM 		Reply to: Message 23 by peter borger
01-29-2003 7:03 AM

What is GUToB point 5?
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Are humans and man different?
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Would any english speaking individual interpret my question
in anyway other than asking if we and the chimps share a
common ancestor with each other?
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Do humans and chimps share a common ancestor with one another
(in your world view)?
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I tried a google web-search, but the only 36 references I found
relating to your idea are all from this web-site.
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Peter
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01-30-2003 2:18 AM 		Reply to: Message 26 by peter borger
01-29-2003 10:33 PM

Concerning your reply:: I've done that on many occasions
and have noticed the heritable diversity of humanity.
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What has that to do with any of my questions?
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