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If, as the article clearly states, Neanderthals were human, than they were not "primates." people are not monkeys. I'd change it myself, but the page is locked. [[User:StephenE|StephenE]] 16:41, 22 July 2009 (EDT)
If, as the article clearly states, Neanderthals were human, than they were not "primates." people are not monkeys. I'd change it myself, but the page is locked. [[User:StephenE|StephenE]] 16:41, 22 July 2009 (EDT)
WilliamDoor here:
Humans are classified with primates. These are HUMAN DEFINED classes and categories (like ALL biological classifications are, something YEC's can't seem to understand...). In other words, as soon as people decide to change the definitions of what constitutes one group, family, species, whatever, then the "position" a species "finds itself in" will change with it.
Further, Stephen, if Neandertals were human, why did they have DNA that was very much removed from the limits of human DNA today? Are you saying human beings have... evolved?