Homo Erectus - Move The Dates Back in Asia

[vorlon13]

Yep. If a group felt pressured while living along the Nile they would have taken the available exit into the ME. The Black Sea and Bosphorus would have caused most of them to head east. Apparently they made it to Australia by 50,000 BCE.

Most major HSS populations in Europe and Asia , including everyone in China and rest of mainland Asia, received a large majority of their gene pool from a single relatively small group of people who appear to have migrated out of Africa less than 100,000 year ago, and who were already anatomically fully homo sapien when they left Africa.  

Most modern sub-Saharan HSS populations did not descend from that group.  Rather that group arose from within the already existent and considerably diversified HSS population in Africa at that time.

There is evidence that a different group, also of Homo sapiens, left Africa earlier and were responsible for the first Homo sapiens to reach Southern India, parts of Philippines, and Australia.  These earlier people left distinctive genes in the modern populations in these areas that are absent from populations in the rest of Euroasia population.

Modern HSS populations outside Africa also all exhibit evidence of having sparsely interbred with indignious archaic human populations that they encountered in Europe and Asia.  So a small percentage of their gene pool are made up of genes that are not present at all in sub-Saharan African HSS populations.

---

is China deliberately trying to evolve Moties ??

Uhem.  They are trying to shut down coal plants and other polluting industries, and have embraced carbon reduction targets and developed the largest renewable energy base in the world.

We are trying too keep coal live, weaken pollution standards, reject carbon reduction targets, and penalize renewable energy growth?

You sure about that ?? Or are we using a new updated version of the Newspeak Dictionary?

From Wiki:

The People's Republic of China is the world’s largest coal extractor and has the third largest reserves after Russia and the United States. The Energy Watch Group predicted that the Chinese extraction will peak around 2015 in their 2007 report, and then revised that to 2020 in their March 2013 report. The EWG also predicts that the recent steep rise in extraction will be followed by a steep decline after 2020. Another study puts the peak at 2027. The US Energy Information Administration projects that China coal extraction will continue to rise until 2030