@KhaleelAlq79154 من المرجح أن يكون الشخص المصري الموجود في هذا الفرع من دراسة هابر (2017) التي أجريت في تشاد شخصًا مصريًا معاصرًا، وليس شخصًا من العصور القديمة.
هذا خطأ تمامًا.
@sapphiregnm@nrken19 The link to the 24x high-coverage hg19 BAM file for Denisova 25, a 200,000 year-old male Denisovan from Denisova Cave in Siberia, with a high coverage Denisovan Y chromosome for the first time.
@alwakeel1983 عند تصنيفَي STR (23 و20)، وفقًا لـ FTDNA، جميعُ تطابقات STR الخاصة به هي G-S11415 (G-S9591 في YFull):
https://t.co/wYnP8N9sGY
https://t.co/xC6ZxDCQxQ
@OriginsUnveiled These include not only Harbin in Homo longi, but also
These include:
Maba
Penghu (confirmed Densiovan)
Denisova (Denisova 3 molar, defined "Denisovan")
Xujiayao
Jinniushan
Xiahe (confirmed Denisovan)
Hualongdong (HLD 6)
Harbin (confirmed Denisovan)
Yunxian
Dali
@OriginsUnveiled The soon to be published Feng et al. preprint classifies all the existing Denisovan samples and others in a "Longi clade". This would formally include all these specimens in "Homo longi":
https://t.co/Yt72lleZoP
@OriginsUnveiled According to article 23.9.3, an older synonym or homonym can be suppressed in favor of a newer one. So a researcher would have to formally propose a new binomial name, with a holotype.
This hasn't been done (yet).
@OriginsUnveiled According to the conditions of ICZN Article 23.9, the two conditions for any name besides Homo longi have not been met, so there cannot be an reversal of precedence.
@OriginsUnveiled 23.9.1.2. the junior synonym or homonym has been used for a particular taxon, as its presumed valid name, in at least 25 works, published by at least 10 authors in the immediately preceding 50 years and encompassing a span of not less than 10 years.