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To: koan who wrote (239559)	12/7/2013 9:11:36 PM
From: Steve Lokness	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 541746

<<<< that Neanderthal and homo spaien could have viable off spring if they mated >>>>> That would make them the same species. You're looking at this as if they are the same throughout their evolution. They constantly changed. At onepoint they bred with viable offspring - but were the same species then. (under the definition of species). But over 100,000 of thousand of years they changed - separated. They sure weren't the same over those 100,000 of years. We don't know what they were because we haven't enough samples of DNA to even begin to have a clear picture.