Re: Evidence Pertaining to The Origins of Bigfoot/Yowie/Yeti
Posted: Wed May 17, 2023 11:45 am
From the DNA study: Scott Carpenter.
[ Quote]DNA samples were successfully amplified and sequenced across the whole mitochondrial genome and the HV1 focus using both human-specific and universal primers. The sequences that were subject to BLAST searches in Gen Bank 40 showed consistent homology with human haplotypes. No Mitochondrial homology with apes, Neanderthal or Denisova cave sequences was found.
The results showed the mtDNA was human. The haplotypes were human. BLAST searches showed that the sequences did not match apes, Neanderthal or Denisovan. Of the thirty samples, twenty yielded whole mitochondrial sequences and ten yielded partial mitochondrial genomes. The thirty samples showed sixteen different human haplotypes.
The interesting and unexpected finding is the origin of the haplotypes. The majority of the haplotypes show origination from Europe, Asia and Africa. Only four of the haplotypes originated close to where the samples were collected in North America.[Unquote]
So the female side of Sasquatch originally was human so where did the Y Chromosome come from? if not from apes, Neanderthal or Denisovian.
[ Quote]DNA samples were successfully amplified and sequenced across the whole mitochondrial genome and the HV1 focus using both human-specific and universal primers. The sequences that were subject to BLAST searches in Gen Bank 40 showed consistent homology with human haplotypes. No Mitochondrial homology with apes, Neanderthal or Denisova cave sequences was found.
The results showed the mtDNA was human. The haplotypes were human. BLAST searches showed that the sequences did not match apes, Neanderthal or Denisovan. Of the thirty samples, twenty yielded whole mitochondrial sequences and ten yielded partial mitochondrial genomes. The thirty samples showed sixteen different human haplotypes.
The interesting and unexpected finding is the origin of the haplotypes. The majority of the haplotypes show origination from Europe, Asia and Africa. Only four of the haplotypes originated close to where the samples were collected in North America.[Unquote]
So the female side of Sasquatch originally was human so where did the Y Chromosome come from? if not from apes, Neanderthal or Denisovian.