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Sex helps make men evolve faster than women do
Scientists have found that men are evolving faster than women because of sexual promiscuity and the intense competition that arises in the fight to secure mates. Scientists have found that men are evolving faster than women because of sexual promiscuity and the intense competition that arises in the fight to secure mates. An investigation into the genes of apes and humans has found that male DNA has undergone a more rapid rate of change during evolution. scientists found that reproductive genes - in men, those instructions involved in sperm production - evolved faster in human and chimp males than in females of either species, or gorillas of either sex. the research, published in Nature, says more about the competition between men than the battle of the sexes. "The simplest explanation is that sperm compete for eggs but eggs don't compete for sperm," he said. "The pressure on a male to find a mate and fertilize her eggs is constant. Presumably, genes governing male reproduction are under pressure to evolve." The researchers concentrated on the genes involved in producing protamines, which bind to sperm and are crucial for ensuring fertility. They found that the genes of chimps and men were radically different, indicating a rapid rate of evolution. But the genes of gorillas were evolving at a slower pace. this is explained by the different mating strategies. Chimps - and possibly early humans - are promiscuous. Gorillas have harems where one male exclusively entertains a captive audience, thus are more sure of being the father of any offspring. |
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Sex helps make men evolve faster than women do Scientists have found that men are evolving faster than women because of sexual promiscuity and the intense competition that arises in the fight to secure mates. Scientists have found that men are evolving faster than women because of sexual promiscuity and the intense competition that arises in the fight to secure mates. An investigation into the genes of apes and humans has found that male DNA has undergone a more rapid rate of change during evolution. scientists found that reproductive genes - in men, those instructions involved in sperm production - evolved faster in human and chimp males than in females of either species, or gorillas of either sex. the research, published in Nature, says more about the competition between men than the battle of the sexes. "The simplest explanation is that sperm compete for eggs but eggs don't compete for sperm," he said. "The pressure on a male to find a mate and fertilize her eggs is constant. Presumably, genes governing male reproduction are under pressure to evolve." The researchers concentrated on the genes involved in producing protamines, which bind to sperm and are crucial for ensuring fertility. They found that the genes of chimps and men were radically different, indicating a rapid rate of evolution. But the genes of gorillas were evolving at a slower pace. this is explained by the different mating strategies. Chimps - and possibly early humans - are promiscuous. Gorillas have harems where one male exclusively entertains a captive audience, thus are more sure of being the father of any offspring. |
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That all sounds kind of silly...
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Sex helps make men evolve faster than women do Scientists have found that men are evolving faster than women because of sexual promiscuity and the intense competition that arises in the fight to secure mates. Scientists have found that men are evolving faster than women because of sexual promiscuity and the intense competition that arises in the fight to secure mates. An investigation into the genes of apes and humans has found that male DNA has undergone a more rapid rate of change during evolution. scientists found that reproductive genes - in men, those instructions involved in sperm production - evolved faster in human and chimp males than in females of either species, or gorillas of either sex. the research, published in Nature, says more about the competition between men than the battle of the sexes. "The simplest explanation is that sperm compete for eggs but eggs don't compete for sperm," he said. "The pressure on a male to find a mate and fertilize her eggs is constant. Presumably, genes governing male reproduction are under pressure to evolve." The researchers concentrated on the genes involved in producing protamines, which bind to sperm and are crucial for ensuring fertility. They found that the genes of chimps and men were radically different, indicating a rapid rate of evolution. But the genes of gorillas were evolving at a slower pace. this is explained by the different mating strategies. Chimps - and possibly early humans - are promiscuous. Gorillas have harems where one male exclusively entertains a captive audience, thus are more sure of being the father of any offspring. I am in need of evolution and need some assistance  passed the missing link stage
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Sex helps make men evolve faster than women do Scientists have found that men are evolving faster than women because of sexual promiscuity and the intense competition that arises in the fight to secure mates. Scientists have found that men are evolving faster than women because of sexual promiscuity and the intense competition that arises in the fight to secure mates. An investigation into the genes of apes and humans has found that male DNA has undergone a more rapid rate of change during evolution. scientists found that reproductive genes - in men, those instructions involved in sperm production - evolved faster in human and chimp males than in females of either species, or gorillas of either sex. the research, published in Nature, says more about the competition between men than the battle of the sexes. "The simplest explanation is that sperm compete for eggs but eggs don't compete for sperm," he said. "The pressure on a male to find a mate and fertilize her eggs is constant. Presumably, genes governing male reproduction are under pressure to evolve." The researchers concentrated on the genes involved in producing protamines, which bind to sperm and are crucial for ensuring fertility. They found that the genes of chimps and men were radically different, indicating a rapid rate of evolution. But the genes of gorillas were evolving at a slower pace. this is explained by the different mating strategies. Chimps - and possibly early humans - are promiscuous. Gorillas have harems where one male exclusively entertains a captive audience, thus are more sure of being the father of any offspring. Bwwaaaaaaaahaaaaaaaaaaahaaaaaaaaaa. 
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so chronic masterbation could help the evolution process.interesting
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Sex helps make men evolve faster than women do Scientists have found that men are evolving faster than women because of sexual promiscuity and the intense competition that arises in the fight to secure mates. Scientists have found that men are evolving faster than women because of sexual promiscuity and the intense competition that arises in the fight to secure mates. An investigation into the genes of apes and humans has found that male DNA has undergone a more rapid rate of change during evolution. scientists found that reproductive genes - in men, those instructions involved in sperm production - evolved faster in human and chimp males than in females of either species, or gorillas of either sex. the research, published in Nature, says more about the competition between men than the battle of the sexes. "The simplest explanation is that sperm compete for eggs but eggs don't compete for sperm," he said. "The pressure on a male to find a mate and fertilize her eggs is constant. Presumably, genes governing male reproduction are under pressure to evolve." The researchers concentrated on the genes involved in producing protamines, which bind to sperm and are crucial for ensuring fertility. They found that the genes of chimps and men were radically different, indicating a rapid rate of evolution. But the genes of gorillas were evolving at a slower pace. this is explained by the different mating strategies. Chimps - and possibly early humans - are promiscuous. Gorillas have harems where one male exclusively entertains a captive audience, thus are more sure of being the father of any offspring. |
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so chronic masterbation could help the evolution process.interesting
and make ya go blind... |
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so chronic masterbation could help the evolution process.interesting
and make ya go blind... whoa!no eyes the next stage in evolution 
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No wonder I still look like a neanderthaler.
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Edited by
Bushidobillyclub
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Fri 07/24/09 11:43 AM
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Just to be a stick in the mud I figured Id make clear that evolution does not happen to individuals, but populations.
Nice find, would love to see the actual article for its citation, do you have it? |
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so chronic masterbation could help the evolution process.interesting
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it feels so good when it is evolving!
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Edited by
JaneStar1
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Fri 07/24/09 10:48 PM
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it feels so good when it is evolving!
OMG! YOUR SOOOO BAD!!! (and yet so true!) |
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so chronic masterbation could help the evolution process.interesting
Why? Do you have competetion between hands? 
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That all sounds kind of silly... You are way nicer than me. I think its balderdash. To think they wasted how much money? For nonsense. |
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I'd say all those researcher must be CHAUVENISTS!!!
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