Why are Homo sapiens and Neanderthals considered to be separate species?
Why are humans and neanderthals considered diffirent species?
What would living among neanderthals have been like? What makes Neanderthal DNA superior? Are there people in the world with a disproportionate amount of neanderthal DNA compared to the rest of humanity? If humans coming out of Africa encountered and bred with Neanderthals, where did the Neanderthals come from? How did Neanderthals go extinct? How did the Neanderthals disappear? How did the 4% of neanderthal DNA appear in Non-Africans? Where did Neanderthals originate from? Also out of Africa? Sexism: Were Neanderthals sexist? How can some asians/indians be 3-4% neanderthals, when neanderthals only lived in Europe? How much Neanderthal DNA, if any, exists in the human mitochondrial DNA and Y chromosomes? Why are only human species chosen for conciousness? Are neurodivergent people distinct enough to be considered a subspecies? Are neurodivergent people and subspecies? What are the most genetically dissimilar species? Why is the human species doomed? Why did nature create useless creatures like mosquitoes? If humanity encountered a species as intelligent as we are, would we in a realistic scenario, co-exist with them or eradicate them if we had the means? Why other species on the earth have not evolved as human? Are humans more genetically similar to common chimpanzees or to bonobos? If a sentient species was in competition with Homo Sapiens, would it be right to exterminate them if the alternative is our own extinction? Which dinosaur would pose the greatest threat to modern humans? What would the world look like if we never evolved to homo sapiens? Are their other creatures in the universe other than humans? Something like aliens Which dinosaur would be dangerous to humans? Which species would take over the world if humans went extinct? If there is alien life similar to humans in another galaxy, what would they look like? Can they survive harsher environments than us? Are non-reptilian prehistoric vertebrate species (fish, amphibians, birds, mammals) also called "dinosaurs," or are they part of a larger category? What about invertebrates? Do some species not have a "face"? Was it due to some evolutionary flaw that humans are completely different from all other species on earth?