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Bats contribution to Human Evolution Divergence from Apes - New Theory

Posted by SinghSukhwant on 07 Oct 2014 at 05:51 GMT

I liked your article, I would like to present a brief explanation of my theory on the fundamental divergence question between Humans and Apes.
The divergence of Humans from common ancestors of apes happened due to a group getting infected with rabies from Bats which changed the gene structure. Affectively displacing the jaw bone leading to changes in central nervous system which led to bigger brain size and straightening of spine. The continuous onslaught of guano and saliva in caves, contaminated water source, which led to changes in the larynx.
Human beings were not supposed to speak from their mouth. Virus from Bats led to humans as we exist today as bipedal species. Millions of years being subjected to infected cave waters led to our voice box produce sounds leading to a slow process of hair loss from below the Larynx region. The higher the pitch, lesser the hair.
I think we are a product of virus given by Bats in the caves where our ancestors used to live beginning from the Hominidae to our recent ancestors who came out of caves being bipedal or standing on 2 feet.
The constant dripping of Saliva and guano from the bats genetically changed our ancestors who were taking shelter in caves from the constant volcanic eruptions millions of years ago in East African Rift mountain ranges.
Rabies caused by the saliva from Bats brought the necessary changes in the genetics of the Hominidae (15 million years ago), Homininae ( 13 million Years ago ), Hominina ( 7 million years ago ).
I think Phosphoprotein P in Lyssavirus caused the post mRNA protein synthesis changes,Phosphorylation of which caused addition of a phosphate (PO43−) group to the protein turning many protein enzymes on and off, thereby altering their function and activity. This caused the changes to FOXP2 protein at 2 locations and divergence of Humans and Apes.
The continuous consumption of Nitrogen and Phosphorous rich waters in caves affected the Larynx which produce sounds, ultimately resulted in shedding of hair from the body and creating Homo sapiens without much body hair. The sounds they made and food habits changed the appearance of different human demographical groups including the size of Home sapiens as they were now able to eat more meat by being bi-pedal.



Thank You,

Sukhwant Singh
California

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My name is Sukhwant Singh and after last couple of months of research, I would like to present a brief explanation of my theory on the fundamental divergence question between Humans and Apes.
The divergence of Humans from common ancestors of apes happened due to a group getting infected with rabies from Bats which changed the gene structure. Affectively displacing the jaw bone leading to changes in central nervous system which led to bigger brain size and straightening of spine. The continuous onslaught of guano and saliva in caves, contaminated water source, which led to changes in the larynx.
Human beings were not supposed to speak from their mouth. Virus from Bats led to humans as we exist today as bipedal species. Millions of years being subjected to infected cave waters led to our voice box produce sounds leading to a slow process of hair loss from below the Larynx region. The higher the pitch, lesser the hair.
I think we are a product of virus given by Bats in the caves where our ancestors used to live beginning from the Hominidae to our recent ancestors who came out of caves being bipedal or standing on 2 feet.
The constant dripping of Saliva and guano from the bats genetically changed our ancestors who were taking shelter in caves from the constant volcanic eruptions millions of years ago in East African Rift mountain ranges.
Rabies caused by the saliva from Bats brought the necessary changes in the genetics of the Hominidae (15 million years ago), Homininae ( 13 million Years ago ), Hominina ( 7 million years ago ).
I think Phosphoprotein P in Lyssavirus caused the post mRNA protein synthesis changes,Phosphorylation of which caused addition of a phosphate (PO43−) group to the protein turning many protein enzymes on and off, thereby altering their function and activity. This caused the changes to FOXP2 protein at 2 locations and divergence of Humans and Apes.
The continuous consumption of Nitrogen and Phosphorous rich waters in caves affected the Larynx which produce sounds, ultimately resulted in shedding of hair from the body and creating Homo sapiens without much body hair. The sounds they made and food habits changed the appearance of different human demographical groups including the size of Home sapiens as they were now able to eat more meat by being bi-pedal.



Thank You,

Sukhwant Singh
California

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