fossils in many different locations

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> >April

> >Eskimo and a Zulu can mate and produce fertile offspring (although,

> due to

> >temperature adaptation of each, one of them is going to be very

> >uncomfortable during the process!)  But a mating between a human and a

> >chimp won't produce fertile offspring.

> 

> 

> Me:

> Don't humans and chimpanzees share 97% of the same DNA?  So, it might be

> possible to conceive a chimp-human kid, although the first one to try

> would probably be lynched once word gets out.

> 


April

Actually, it's a little over 98%.  But the difference is probably enough to
keep us from
producing fertile offspring together.

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