The Human Family Tree

Scientific Adam and Eve

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The Human Family Tree: Scientific Adam and Eve

Even with all of the world's diversity, every man and every woman can be traced back to the same Adam and Eve.

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Miguel Antonio Alvarez Garcia

I thanks your answer to my facebook:Miguel Antonio Alvarez García.Congratulations,great work.You have the Genoma of Adan Program.Everybody have a genealogy tree in prehistoric,low and top Middle ages.My question or idea to investigation and develop is this:"into my ADN Chromosomes,genes...have I a genotipe memory of events lived with my ancestres?.See this video please:

http://t.co/cJfznLBjPG

http://newswatch.nationalgeographic.com/2013/04/10/the-leader-of-the-plaque-iceman-otzi-had-bad-teeth/

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