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Sun, 1 Jul 2012 20:19:15 -0700
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Re: Genes shed light on spread of agriculture in Stone Age Europe
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Not surprising.
Agricultural people reproduce
at far higher rates than hunter-gatherers.
Much higher than necessary to make up for 
their shorter life-spans due to auto-immune disorders.
 
After all,
300 generations 
( 10,000 years in humans, 20 years in white mice)
 is not enough to breed a mouse 
that can tolerate a food not edible 
to any other rodent.
 
Cause really,
regardless of whether we're
Cree or Aztec,
Iraqi or Sami,
we're all Primates.
 
Ray Audette
NeanderThin


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