Scientists Discover A Girl With DNA From Two Different Species

Scientists Discover A Girl With DNA From Two Different Species.

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[franarrigo-npqi]

I don’t think it’s a new species, but a forgotten or lost species.

[edmundmontefusco]

Denisovan DNA did not die out. Modern Human blood contains both Denisovan and Neanderthal DNA for many people. I have 2.6% Denisovan and 2.8% Neanderthal DNA according to The National Geographic Society Genome Project. It appears both species were absorbed into the Human species.

[richardveloso]

I have 2% Neanderthal DNA, I also have 3.5% Denisovan DNA, I was born in NYC from a Asian father and a European/American mother !

[borountree]

Actually not all mules are sterile. While most are, there are numerous instances of fertile mules giving birth or impregnation.

[bruckbo]

That hermit living in the Alti Mts, that idea is sounding better with every passing day !

[MarkHurlow-cfix]

My wife had two species in her also that’s why we divorced.

[alexneigh]

0:55 Not "2% of Eurasians have Neanderthal DNA", but "Eurasians have 2% Neanderthal DNA". It is the other way around. I suspect the rest of the video is full of similar mistakes.

[manfredkrifka]

Annoying music, lots of eye candy, partly misleading information. It is wrong to say that 2% of Eurasians have Neanderthal genes. Rather, Neanderthal genes make up 2% of the genome of these people on average. When you are of European descent, it is practically certain that you have such genes.

[MrHominidU]

Modern humans didn't evolve from H. sapiens, we ARE H. sapiens. And wouldn't have been radio-carbon dating that gave an age of 990, 000 years since radio-carbon dating is only accurate to 55, 000 years. This video is full of errors.

[mmandrewa]

At 1:20 the painting of the girl with red hair that is shown is a painting of a young Neanderthal girl. It's based on Neanderthal skulls. We don't have any Denisovan skulls so it's harder to guess what they looked like. But there are probably people alive today whose genes are 10% Denisovan. Or maybe even more. I believe the Australian aborigines average 5% Denisovan DNA. There are even more people in Papau New Guinea, the big island north of Australia, that have Denisovan genes. But most people do not have Denisovan DNA. Despite the fact that Denisovans likely lived across Eurasia, most modern Eurasians don't have any Denisovan DNA.

[Wilson-cpgx]

I have 3% Neanderthal DNA which is at the 98th percentile. My ethnicity is 100% Northern European. I was able to bench press 405 lbs at age 60 with fairly typical weight training and no supplements. I attribute this strength to my DNA.

[pauliedweasel]

So with 63 chromosomes the mule is technically half ass?

[MrOkulski]

As JRR Token said, you might have a little Hobbit in you 😊

[xingu]

Why is there so much surprise about this discovery? Homo sapiens interbreeded with Neanderthal and Denisovans so why wouldn't Denisovans and Neanderthals interbreed? What would surprise me is if they didn't.

[scottglover]

I think the depictions shown of ancient denosovans and Neanderthals would more accurately match up with the mental capacity of what we call humans today, especially those in politics.

[joannem.]

stop with the background noise, so we can hear what is said.

[satinsteeldad]

A mule just gave birth so I guess that's not always true

[lola-BBD]

…I’ve been roaming this earth for lifetimes searching for my daughter

[sergevillemaire]

It proves that cross breeding of all kinds must have happened more often than we think.

[richardbell]

I believe these different humans were children of the fallen angels that mated with human women