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Can you provide a citation for your first point? I don't see how Haldane's Rule would support that, but maybe I am missing something.
by itronitron 7y ago
Can you provide a citation for your first point? I don't see how Haldane's Rule would support that, but maybe I am missing something.
- danieltillett 7y agoI am at home tapping away on my iPad so i don't have access to my papers, but it is known there are no Neanderthal genes on the X chromosome. This is what is expected with Haldane's rule where one cross between species is fertile and the other infertile.
- Steel_Phoenix 7y agoI think you've got that backwards. If there were no Neanderthal genes on the x chromosome, then only men would have Neanderthal genes.
- itronitron 7y agocool thanks