The Hick
12-22-2020, 06:43 PM
Primates and hominids came from Sub Saharan Africa but the oldest human remains were found in Morocco and Greece. And they were very Neanderthal like in appearance but not quite so much that they are considered Neanderthal.
Does the Out of Africa theory still apply if non human hominids from Sub Saharan Africa evolved into humans after traveling to the tip of Northern Africa and Europe, then traveled back to Sub Saharan Africa growing in population because of the more hospitable climate, then traveled back up to Europe, when the climate changed, eventually displacing or interbreeding with the smaller numbers of Neanderthals and Denisovans who had developed larger brains because of their high protein diet but could not maintain large populations because of their constantly changing climate?
Thoughts?
Does the Out of Africa theory still apply if non human hominids from Sub Saharan Africa evolved into humans after traveling to the tip of Northern Africa and Europe, then traveled back to Sub Saharan Africa growing in population because of the more hospitable climate, then traveled back up to Europe, when the climate changed, eventually displacing or interbreeding with the smaller numbers of Neanderthals and Denisovans who had developed larger brains because of their high protein diet but could not maintain large populations because of their constantly changing climate?
Thoughts?