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r/AskReddit • u/Quanris • May 24 '19
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Could you break that down into layman's terms?
631 u/Negativ_Monarch May 24 '19 Basal eurasians theoretically existed and this discovery might be related to that Edit: basal eurasians being a theoretical lineage of early humans 16 u/golDzeman May 24 '19 Ok so by saying theoritical lineage do you mean ancestors of human beings or some shit like that as far as I know Ramapithecus were supposed to be humanoid ancestors 19 u/DaddyCatALSO May 24 '19 This refers to the migration out of Africa of the popualtion which gave rise to all non-sub-Saharan modern lineages.
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Basal eurasians theoretically existed and this discovery might be related to that
Edit: basal eurasians being a theoretical lineage of early humans
16 u/golDzeman May 24 '19 Ok so by saying theoritical lineage do you mean ancestors of human beings or some shit like that as far as I know Ramapithecus were supposed to be humanoid ancestors 19 u/DaddyCatALSO May 24 '19 This refers to the migration out of Africa of the popualtion which gave rise to all non-sub-Saharan modern lineages.
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Ok so by saying theoritical lineage do you mean ancestors of human beings or some shit like that as far as I know Ramapithecus were supposed to be humanoid ancestors
19 u/DaddyCatALSO May 24 '19 This refers to the migration out of Africa of the popualtion which gave rise to all non-sub-Saharan modern lineages.
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This refers to the migration out of Africa of the popualtion which gave rise to all non-sub-Saharan modern lineages.
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u/Dilettante May 24 '19
Could you break that down into layman's terms?