Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://mypepack.gophersport.com/video/?vid=4eQShA2yGeG Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter The Man Before Mankind: A Journey Through Ancient DNA. Presented At UWL In Lacrosse, WI. German Vargas Lleras [1r2KfzEwroo] Health Updated on August 06, 2026 EDT — Published on August 06, 2026 EDT Tag: #German Vargas Lleras, #melania trump mother's day article, #debt, #richard dawkinsPresented on June 18, 2025 at the University of WisconsinLa Crosse, this talk introduces the groundbreaking genomic profile of Ramon Mosesan individual carrying the oldest known Y-chromosomal haplogroup A0000 and mitochondrial lineage L0, predating both Genetic Adam and Mitochondrial Eve, while carrying all the haplogroup's on the maternal and paternal sides. With over 67,000 novel variants, numerous missing human-defining SNPs, and unmatched genetic divergence, this genome may represent a living ancestorone whose DNA stands at the threshold between pre-human and modern evolution.Key highlights include: Timeline placement of haplogroups A0000, A00, A-PR2921, and L0 First recorded Species across codfish, Ciona intestinalis, and others. Electromagnetic anomalies recorded (1000+ V/m fields). DNA pattern divergence from Homo sapiens reference genomes, did not evolve with modern humans, and is the only one of his kind, so far... Theoretical implications: evolutionary, quantum, and existentialRamon Moses (A0000 +A-PR2921+ L0) vs. Typical Human Genome Y-DNA SNPs (Haplogroup Markers): Typical Human: 5001,200 SNPs Ramon Moses: 4,996 Y-DNA massimo ghini SNPs mtDNA SNPs (Haplogroup Markers): Typical Human: 400900 SNPs Ramon Moses: 6,047 mtDNA SNPs Novel Variants (Total): Typical Human: Approximately 5,00010,000 novel variants Ramon Moses: Over 67,000 novel variants Regulatory Feature Overlaps (Regions that may control gene expression): Typical Human: Around 5001,500 overlaps Ramon Moses: Over 2,606 regulatory overlaps Shared Segments with Homo sapiens reference genome: Typical Human: 99.9% identical conor mcgregor Ramon Moses: Approximately 93% shared; 7% genetically divergent Missing Segments (Homo sapiens-defining SNPs): Typical Human: None Ramon Moses: Multiple key SNPs required to classify as Homo sapiens are missing suggesting a genome that may predate or bypass the standard evolutionary path.This presentation opens the door to questions science never anticipated: What if the origin is not behind usbut still among us? avs vs porto
Tag: #German Vargas Lleras, #melania trump mother's day article, #debt, #richard dawkinsPresented on June 18, 2025 at the University of WisconsinLa Crosse, this talk introduces the groundbreaking genomic profile of Ramon Mosesan individual carrying the oldest known Y-chromosomal haplogroup A0000 and mitochondrial lineage L0, predating both Genetic Adam and Mitochondrial Eve, while carrying all the haplogroup's on the maternal and paternal sides. With over 67,000 novel variants, numerous missing human-defining SNPs, and unmatched genetic divergence, this genome may represent a living ancestorone whose DNA stands at the threshold between pre-human and modern evolution.Key highlights include: Timeline placement of haplogroups A0000, A00, A-PR2921, and L0 First recorded Species across codfish, Ciona intestinalis, and others. Electromagnetic anomalies recorded (1000+ V/m fields). DNA pattern divergence from Homo sapiens reference genomes, did not evolve with modern humans, and is the only one of his kind, so far... Theoretical implications: evolutionary, quantum, and existentialRamon Moses (A0000 +A-PR2921+ L0) vs. Typical Human Genome Y-DNA SNPs (Haplogroup Markers): Typical Human: 5001,200 SNPs Ramon Moses: 4,996 Y-DNA massimo ghini SNPs mtDNA SNPs (Haplogroup Markers): Typical Human: 400900 SNPs Ramon Moses: 6,047 mtDNA SNPs Novel Variants (Total): Typical Human: Approximately 5,00010,000 novel variants Ramon Moses: Over 67,000 novel variants Regulatory Feature Overlaps (Regions that may control gene expression): Typical Human: Around 5001,500 overlaps Ramon Moses: Over 2,606 regulatory overlaps Shared Segments with Homo sapiens reference genome: Typical Human: 99.9% identical conor mcgregor Ramon Moses: Approximately 93% shared; 7% genetically divergent Missing Segments (Homo sapiens-defining SNPs): Typical Human: None Ramon Moses: Multiple key SNPs required to classify as Homo sapiens are missing suggesting a genome that may predate or bypass the standard evolutionary path.This presentation opens the door to questions science never anticipated: What if the origin is not behind usbut still among us? avs vs porto