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Author Topic:   Human Evolution - Speciation
zephyr
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Message 39 of 39 (162662)
11-23-2004 1:12 PM
Reply to: Message 27 by wormjitsu
11-17-2004 5:06 AM


a few days late,
But I haven't been keeping up too well.
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I wonder, are there any instances wher humans genetically mutated because of intense physical exersion? ei:slavery
I remember seeing this discussion of a gene that affects sprinting performance vs. endurance - the thread's only 4 posts but it's pretty interesting.
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It would seem that the development of endurance and the ability to sweat definitely improved our ability to hunt. The mutations wouldn't be a direct result of the exertion of hunting in extreme heat, but would owe their eventual fixation to it.

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