Mitochondrial Eve

Noah was Y Chromosome Adam, but placing the Patriarchs on the Y tree is difficult when many alternate hypotheses exist

Response to a question about the out-of-Africa evolutionary hypothesis, mitochondrial Eve, and implications for racism, and valuing humanity.

Genetics has created confusion for evolutionary hypotheses of human origins, but confirmed the biblical framework.

Humanity lost around 30% of its created genetic diversity through Noahs Flood, which may have contributed to reduced lifespans.

The Genesis Flood caused a drop in human genetic diversity through a population bottleneck.

Almost all the current species have expanded from mitochondrial uniformity within the past 200,000 years.

Robert Carter answers a question about how genetics confirms the Bibles history in Genesis and our descent from one couple.

Genetic evidence indicates we all come from just two people (Adam and Eve), and that there was subsequently a dramatic population crash (at the time of Noah

Following the Global Atheist Convention, Tas Walker answers a hostile atheist with gentleness and respect; CMI updates a reader with the latest about

The critic fails to address the issues, using bluff and bluster. The data are consistent with there being one mother of all humans and within the Bible’s time frame.