In the theory of evolution, does the ***** evolve from the ape and then the caucasian evolves from the *****?

Question

In the theory of evolution, does the ***** evolve from the ape and then the caucasian evolves from the *****?

Answer 1

All human races come from one single person, who lived in the southern part of Africa - around 30.000 years ago. Just tracing back DNA. She is called 'Black Eve' (although we don't know what the colour of her skin was). 30.000 years is a relatively short time. There is no evidence that African peoples stand closer to apes, we all stand just as close to them.

Answer 2

In the multiple origin hypothesis, Homo erectus evolved regionally into homo sapiens thus retaining regional features. This however is largely discredited. Instead it is more widely believed that humans evolved from a single ancestral population and then later evolved their regional characteristics.

Answer 3

No. The Caucasian came first, then the Ape and finally the *****. The ***** is the most advanced example of the Human Race.

As far as I can tell, Caucasians are the root of most of the world's problems.

Frankly, it all started in the Garden of Eden. If god had created only men, we would all still be in the Garden having fun, watching endless football games and picking strawberries!

Answer 4

it would seem so if man originated from Africa then most likely the humans in Africa evolved first which means ****** evolved first then Caucasians evolved from the ****** and

had to leave Africa because they didn't look the same.

Answer 5

Neither.  In the Law of Evolution, we are all the same.

In the theory of Natural Selection, each and every person and creature on this earth has spent the same time evolving as the next.  Apes are just as evolved and humans, as tigers as elephants, as crocodiles.

Evolution and Natural Selection are not ladders that can be climbed.  It is a tree, and each creature alive is at the tip of it's branch.

Answer 6

Only if you are reading a text from about 200 years ago written by sociologists looking to justify slavery. Wake up and join us in the 21st century already!

Answer 7

The differences between 'races' is due to adaption not evolution.

Answer 8

comon belief today is we were all africans and as the races moved out of africa we started going to all diffrent parts of the earth when spreading out.. some in colder, northern climates with less sunlight/heat.

these changes in location are what gave us the big diffrences like hair, eye and skin pigment.. and also the diffrence in eye sockets and the like.

but no, no one that i have ever heard of ever said one human race evolved from another, but rather we all came from an ancestor similar to the ape/orang..

but honestly none of this is proven, so its all theory.

although there is fossiles of humanoid creatures on what looks to be a process of evolution for humans...

Answer 9

No, there is a common ancestor that we all come from.  In the case of all modern people, it is no more than a few hundred thousand years ago.  That means that all modern humans are descended from a single group and we are all exactly the same distant from apes.  We most likely came from a group of people in Africa that had darker skin but Negroes and Whites never became completely isolated.  Environmental factors caused us to diverge somewhat but we are still one species.  We both also continued evolving.

Answer 10

No-- no one race of people evolved out of any other race of people.  Humans generally evolved from apes and subsequently became differentiated in terms of skin color.