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Chewing Gum Revelations about the Relations


Piece of birch tar "chewing gum" found in Syltholm, southern Denmark
Chewing Gum Revelations about the Relations
My Dear Relatives close by and far afield, the science of ancestral lineages is progressing rapidly. As it shows, nearly each of us is related to everyone else via some DNA (desoxy-ribonucleic acid) fragments that we inherited from our Neanderthal- GREAT-(GREAT-…) grand-mothers and -fathers. 

As an article at dailygamingworld.com states "A shocking discovery is that modern humans and Neanderthals mated several times during the last ice age, although our lines split 800,000 years ago. For this reason, many people now have Neanderthal DNA."

I don't know why that would be shocking, either to you or the late Neanderthals. Doesn't everyone have ancestors? 

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