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根據基因圖譜的鑒定和識別, 科學家發現, 人類99.4%的基因, 和大猩猩的基因相同.
也就是說, 人類和大猩猩是近親. 人類基因的不同之處, 在於臉部的表情和語言的使用.
人和大猩猩的主要區別在於:
1. 人類會使用語言.
2. 人類有更多, 更豐富的臉部表情
3. 人類會笑.
達爾聞發明進化論的時候, 並未預見到人類會退化.
現代科學預言, 人類會進化, 也會退化.
如果你不會笑, 你就是在退化, 變得和大猩猩更加接近, 也就是人們所說的 “猩猩人類”
有關的報道:
Chimps genetically close to humans
By Richard Black
BBC science correspondent
Chimpanzees are so closely related to humans that they should properly be considered as members of the human family, according to new genetic research.
Scientists from the Wayne State University, School of Medicine, Detroit, US, examined key genes in humans and several ape species and found our life code to be 99.4% the same as chimps.
They propose moving common chimps and another very closely related ape, bonobos, into the genus, Homo, the taxonomic grouping researchers use to classify people in the animal kingdom.
Humans, or Homo sapiens to give the species its scientific name, are the only living organism in the genus at the moment - although some extinct creatures such as Neanderthals (Homo Neanderthalis) also occupy the same grouping.
也就是說, 人類和大猩猩是近親. 人類基因的不同之處, 在於臉部的表情和語言的使用.
人和大猩猩的主要區別在於:
1. 人類會使用語言.
2. 人類有更多, 更豐富的臉部表情
3. 人類會笑.
達爾聞發明進化論的時候, 並未預見到人類會退化.
現代科學預言, 人類會進化, 也會退化.
如果你不會笑, 你就是在退化, 變得和大猩猩更加接近, 也就是人們所說的 “猩猩人類”
有關的報道:
Chimps genetically close to humans
By Richard Black
BBC science correspondent
Chimpanzees are so closely related to humans that they should properly be considered as members of the human family, according to new genetic research.
Scientists from the Wayne State University, School of Medicine, Detroit, US, examined key genes in humans and several ape species and found our life code to be 99.4% the same as chimps.
They propose moving common chimps and another very closely related ape, bonobos, into the genus, Homo, the taxonomic grouping researchers use to classify people in the animal kingdom.
Humans, or Homo sapiens to give the species its scientific name, are the only living organism in the genus at the moment - although some extinct creatures such as Neanderthals (Homo Neanderthalis) also occupy the same grouping.
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