Debunking the Claim: Africans Are Not More Homo Erectus Than Europeans

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The most widely accepted is the ... between 125,000 and 60,000 years ago, and that over a long period, these H. sapiens replaced more “primitive” populations of other hominins in Asia or Europe, such as Homo neanderthalensis and Homo erectus [2]. The competing theory is ...

Human and Neanderthal populations met and mixed on multiple occasions over evolutionary time, resulting in the exchange of genetic material. New genom…

But the backers of a dissident view--which holds that living humans are descended from several indigenous populations of the Old World--did not give up the fight. A recent analysis of fossils, they argue, shows that an archaic Homo erectus from Java shared key features with living Asians and early modern humans in Australia.

The examination identified the African populations as paraphyletic, thereby compromising the OOAH. The finding, which was consistent with the out of Eurasia hypothesis, OOEH, was corroborated by the mtDNA introgression from Hss into Hsnn ...

Some scientists distinguish between the African (Homo ergaster) and Asian (Homo erectus sensu stricto) fossils of this taxon, while others lump them together as Homo erectus sensu lato. In either case, there is general agreement that it descended from an earlier species of Homo (e.g., Homo habilis) and represents one of the widest dispersals of early humans in our evolutionary history. It is likely that distinct populations of Homo erectus sensu lato led to the emergence of later hominin species, such as Homo heidelbergensis, and ultimately to our own species, Homo sapiens.

I guess one could claim that your root was created from neanderthals and desoinvans which are Europeans and Asian ancestry which were roaming the earth long before homosapiens evolved… ... You, you are ideological and racist man. First Human Modern originated in Europe, 1,5 million years agora (Atapuerca, Spain) and move to Africa later. Turkana Boy was the ancestor of neanderthals erectus.

This view proposes that the derivation ... taken place within a continuous world population. The hypothesis necessarily rejects the assumption of an infertility barrier between ancient Eurasian and African populations of Homo....

Thus, any overlap in Neanderthal admixture with Africans resulted in an underestimation of Neanderthal admixture in non-Africans and especially in Europeans. The authors give a single pulse of Neanderthal admixture after the out-of-Africa dispersal as the most parsimonious explanation for the enrichment in East Asians, but they add that variation in Neanderthal ancestry may also be attributed to dilution to account for the now-more-modest differences found.