Neanderthal genome sequenced

[Christina]

First complete Neanderthal genome sequencedFull nuclear sequence, offering clues about our relatives' demise, expected within months.James Morgan The first complete genome of a Neanderthal — specifically, the mitochondrial DNA found in a 38,000-year-old bone — has been sequenced.The highly accurate sequence contains clues that our relatives lived in small, isolated populations, and probably did not interbreed with their human neighbours. “This is the first ‘finished’ genome sequence of an extinct human relative,” says the study’s lead scientist, Ed Green, of the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Leipzig, Germany. Morehttp://www.nature.com/news/2008/080807/ful....2008.1026.html

 

[Alpha and Omega]

Of course they did not interbreed with humans...we didn't exist!

 

[Red_Letters88]

(kriss;56631)
The highly accurate sequence contains clues that our relatives lived in small, isolated populations, and probably did not interbreed with their human neighbours.
Haha, how convenient. Scientists find the flaws in their theories that we already told them about. Only thing different is- when they see the flaw, everyone acts like they've made major progress and findings.

 

[Vindicated]

Can you explain your last post red_letters, i dont get it?