Archaic

There's no such thing as evolutionary degeneration - it's an archaic concept.

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... observation-based hypothesis, the scientific idea of design was put aside. Perhaps someday truly testable evidence will be found to support this archaic theory, but until then it will only exist as a novel idea - a failed hypothesis." maybe "failed hypothesis" is too strong, but ...

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Are you using the archaic definition of "segment"? If you mean metameres, your numbering system won't work; just the use of the word "segment" is problematical - it has several different definitions.

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... about 5,800 years ago (Evans et al, 2005; Zhang, 2003). Microcephaly genetic researchers believe that D alleles may have first arisen in an archaic homo species about 1.1 million years ago before introgression into modern Homo sapien sapiens about 37, 000 years ago; possibly as the result ...

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We had reproductive isolation back when we didn't have modern transportation, and nothing really happened except created "races" if that archaic term can still be used. But I think with the rate at which we're growing and reproducing, it could very well be possible that we start having ...

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