Posadas [he/him, they/them] to the_dunk_tank • 2 years agoYakubian ape thinks they understand biologyimagemessage-square34 fedilinkarrow-up158file-text
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minus-squareTheLepidopterists [he/him]hexbear9·2 years agoWhat does uncommon ancestor mean here? In 5300 BC there were no individuals that some modern humans but not all modern humans descend from? link
minus-squareHumanBehaviorByBjork [any, undecided]hexbear10·2 years agoyes, in the article they refer to it as the identical ancestors (IA) point. to be clear this is based on a mathematical model. they go into some of the limitations of it near the end. link
minus-squareTheLepidopterists [he/him]hexbear4·2 years agoThat's incredibly cool. It's shocking that it's that recent. link
What does uncommon ancestor mean here? In 5300 BC there were no individuals that some modern humans but not all modern humans descend from?
yes, in the article they refer to it as the identical ancestors (IA) point. to be clear this is based on a mathematical model. they go into some of the limitations of it near the end.
That's incredibly cool. It's shocking that it's that recent.