/sci/ - Science & Math

https://www.macroevolution.net/human-origins.html

>>15905157
No. Hope that helped.

>>15905206

>>15905157
No, our digestive system is very different to either

>>15905165
>hair - class 9 robin williams

>>15905157
>scientists research human dna
>uncover that we are actually pigs
>tell everyone it’s monkeys so we feel better
why are scientists so based?

>>15905231
Looks more like a dog from this angle

>>15905241
They will tell us we are swine when it comes time to harvest our bacon

Pigs sweat when they are hot. "The apocrine [i.e., sweat] glands of the horse and pig secrete profusely during violent exercise and stress" (Montagna60). This sweating serves a thermoregulatory function in pigs just as it does in human beings.61 The hairy skin sweat glands of nonhuman primates, however, do not respond to thermal stimulation

>Pig
>has face
>Monke
>has hair
>Human
>has hair and face

My God.....

>>15905157
pigs are mutated humans

>forgetting pigs are only pink and hairless because we bred them that way
Shouldn’t we be a lot hairier if we’re hybrids between chimps which are hairy and the pigs that existed before us which are also hairy

>>15905537
Nah

>Other primates do not have the long mane of hair that tops the head of an unshorn human, nor do they have beards. Haltenorth notes that in some varieties of Sus scrofa, manes are found on the neck and back , beards on the cheeks, and shocks of hair on the forehead and atop the head. He also says that the last of these three traits is found, among pigs, in Sus alone

"In all primates exceptTarsius[tarsiers],Lagothrix[South American wooly monkey] and man, the distal part of the penis is strengthened by a rod-like bone (baculum)" (Hill 1966, p. 44; 1972, pp. 113, 115). Dixson (1981, p. 56) also lists spider monkey (Ateles) as an exceptional nonhuman primate possessing a baculum. Thus, human males lack a structure common to virtually all their primate kin, including all apes (Martin and Gould 1981, p. 143). This finding is consistent with the idea that humans are pig-ape hybrids: the pig lacks a baculum (Sisson and Grossman 1953, p. 602).

>>15905231
Slampig?

>>15905157
Just germans and slavs

>>15905551

>>15905157
no, it's only your family

>>15905165
Sounds like schizo pseudoscience but I like the idea

>>15905551
>Other primates do not have the long mane of hair that tops the head of an unshorn human, nor do they have beards.
>Tamarins, macaques, capuchins, spider monkeys, etc have manes of hair on their heads
>Chimps, orangutans, gibbons, etc have beards
Except the ones that do

Yes. The ayys produced a troll slave species.

>>15907311
humans did that to humans. there's no aliens anon. it was always humans.

>>15905157

Basedence at it again
Humans evolved from chimpanzees
Convergent evolution≠mixxing
Also just because you post 2 vaguely similar looking pics because of a vaguely similar facial expressions does not mean covergent evolution

>>15907620
>Basedence at it again

s.o.y.ence

>>15906911
Chimps do not have beards

>>15907623

>>15907630
That is fur, not a beard.

>>15907632

The mechanism is the same
Just a matter of linguistic classification

>>15905157
Disregard human. Return to monk

>>15907314
It could well be the case.
Any power group will try to get the better bodies while at the same time regressing their opponents to a worse, capped down breed.

>>15907639
No, actually. The difference is that fur has a short telogen phase, like a month or something. Hair has a long telogen phase, about 6 months to a year. A chimp wont be able to grow its "beard" past the length of its other fur.

>>15905345
Top kek

>>15905551
>in Sus alone

>>15908042
That is the definition used in dog grooming, it doesn’t apply to all mammals. Also picrel

>>15908555

>>15905157
We shouldn’t eat pigs

>>15905537
How do you think niggers are made? You throw a white guy into the wilderness and after a while he goes feral.

>>15905157
Everythings are a something hybrid if you go back long enough

>>15905157
If humans are pig-ape hybrids then surely you can prove it by mating a pig with an ape and showing us the offspring.

>>15911670
If i had the money, i would try

>>15905157
Being that we have read ours and their genomes, I think we'd be aware of that by now if we were.

>>15911790
It is explained away by the existence of backcrossing, which would obfusicate the existence of pig DNA

>>15905157
Only white humans