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10/1/2014 9:50:45 PM
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Biblically, no. The first [i]real[/i] humans probably did though.
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Question: If a species is defined by reproductive abilities (I.e if this cant reproduce with this then it is another species) then the first humans had to have had incest to reproduce (right?).
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Correct. Every human on the planet is a distant, distant cousin. Both figuratively and literally.
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No. Evolution happens when a series of mutations prove useful o survive. After millions of years the finished product is an organism that is no longer reproductively viable with the original organism
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Another question: How do we know if we are able to reproduce with the original human
