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production. Harkening back to an earlier time of evolution, pheromone
glands are still to be found all over a five month foetus.
There is a continuing similarity between Sivapithecus in Asia and
Ramapithecus in Africa implying that to this point they were both
practically the same. Yet, two distinct sub-groups were definitely
emerging, notwithstanding the similaritiesThis is where the work of
George Todaro’s team is important in upsetting the assumption of
linearity in evolutionary theory. 143 His DNA research has shown that all
African apes and monkeys possess Type C Virus antibodies of the highly
infectious baboon plague virus. 144 These antibodies are conspicuously
absent in Asian apes and man. In 2002, Dutch researchers found evidence
of a similar AIDS-related epidemic that wiped out huge numbers of
chimpanzees 2.5 to 3 million years ago, which is why current
chimpanzees don’t develop AIDS. 145
The uncannily monogamous Gibbon and the Orangutan are
distinctly associated with the Asian group. This provides compelling
evidence that the evolutionary path of man was in Asia for a long time.
A theory is gaining currency that Asian groups seem to have
migrated, or returned to Africa after populations in Africa were wiped-out
by airborne baboon plague.
This controversial version of the Multi-regional Theory dates to
1976 but is now supported by studies in Asia and Africa of the YAP
haplotype of the male Y-chromosome, passed from father to son, and the
beta-globin gene on chromosome eleven inherited from both parents. 146
Variations at chromosome twenty-one also suggest that there were three
distinct areas of human development. 147 These were Europe, Asia and
Oceania.
Sometimes DNA studies confirm what we already feel about our
proximity to the Asian Orangutan. For example, a visit to the Orangutans
at the local zoo provides a pleasantly unnerving communication
experience.
Now we have established the major population crucibles, we will
move as quickly as possible along to the importance of these crucibles for
our story of alchemy and religion.
Gigantpithecus or the Yeti Snowman split from Sivapithecus
about five million years ago in Asia. By one million years ago Java Man
emerged as the Proto-Peking man.
Sangiran or the Peking Man in Java followed Java Man. This
occurred between two hundred and fifty thousand and five hundred
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