/sci/ - Science & Math

>>10000627
Wow those numbers sure look impressive

>>8717297

We've known about humanity's lack of genetic diversity for a long time.

That's why we have Toba catastrophe theory.

>>7684199

Exactly.

>>7628773
>Are you religious or something ? Is it one of those "god created all men equal" bullshit again ?

The main problem with human diversity theories is that humans are just not very diverse.

>>7337164
>Allopatric speciation is a gradual divergence of genomes which occurs between geographically separated populations of a species and which just so happens to not apply in the one biological instance where people would find it personally and/or politically offensive. Wow, out of all the species on earth past and present, allopatric speciation fails to function in just this one instance! What an astounding coincidence!

Considering our population and geographical dispersal, humans are so incredibly not diverse that it has given rise to a cottage industry of theories on why that is.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toba_catastrophe_theory

>>7314296

Dumb

>>7181580
>Acclimating to Africa demands traits that are not identical to acclimating to Europe, Asia, etc.

The main problem with human diversity theories is that humans are just not very diverse.

>>7116640
>It's the same with every mammal.

Humans are actually considerably less genetically diverse than other mammal species with a high geographic dispersal.

The main problem with human diversity theories is that humans are just not very diverse.

>>7083330

The biggest problem with human diversity theories is that humans are just not very diverse.