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Sapien not the only species of human?

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dzolli | 17:30 Wed 26th Dec 2001 | Animals & Nature
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Is it possible that humans that are classified as midgets, dwarfs and the like are actually old genetics from another extinct human species?
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No. Most (in fact all) cases of dwarfism are the result of either a heritable or acquired disease. The fact that if treated in infancy the "dwarf" will grow up normally, and has the same genome as the rest of humanity rules this out. IF you give medicine to a donkey, it doesn't turn into a horse.
09:02 Tue 08th Jan 2002
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Definitely not!
16:49 Thu 24th Jan 2002

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