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Article on Human Growth and Natural Selection. (By Kamran Naqvi) Please see attached map, below, prior to reading through this document.

This article is regarding human development and natural selection that leads to the development of Human Male and Female Genomes. Male development is different then female in a sense that male is the one that goes through more selective pressures. It is my hypotheses that male Y chromosome have a profound effect on male brain development specially Amygdala, that controls emotions. Amygdala and other male brain and physical fitness development depends on the distance they have traveled from point of origins, Africa, to their home locations. This development is most in the early part of Human history when tools are not present. Each step of the way, from point of origins, DNA is modified to pave path to enter the next step with slightly different niche or the DNA may modify after the entrance into the niche, giving edge to a single person who then takes succession over others. This movement is extremely slow and hence is the DNA modification process, which is predominantly by chance. This occurs best when there are no or little tools are present. The more the distance travelled, the more niches are crossed, the more impact on Amygdala. Now lets look at all the Human Male Selections. We will discuss male selection, as male of human species takes most selection, and in turn leads to the modification of Male Y chromosome. The more stable the male, the more stable will be the society. The male Y modification then in turn leads to the modification of the rest of the Autosomal DNA. In short Male Y is like Senate, and Autosomal DNA including X Chromosome is like House of representative. The location of common ancestor is probably on the African continent current day Egypt or Ethiopia rather then India. Although some may have travelled that far)

1)	African Selection 5 to 10 Million years from Apes to Humans. (Predominantly E Haplogroup) (5 to 10 Million years with stone tools) 2)	Arabian Selection Desert. Rocky Desert. Indian Plains, Desert About 150,000.00 years to cross from Africa to spread into Arabia, Through Indo Pak Region. (Predominantly J Haplogroup) (Predominantly 4 Niches From Africa To Arabia. 150,000.00 years with stone tools)

3)	Proto Indian (Aryan) Selection Desert Niche. Rocky Desert Niche, Desert Niche, Lush Turkey Jungles. About 60,000.00 to cross from Africa through Arabia, into Bolan Heights, moving back to turkey through Iran. (Predominantly R Haplogroup) (Predominantly 4 Niches From Africa To Indo Pak Region, Up into Europe. 60,000.00 years with stone tools)

4)	Indian Selection Desert Niche. Rocky Desert Niche. Lushes Jungles & Monsoons. About 60,000.00 years to cross from Africa, through Arabia, through Rocky Desert into Indian plains. (Predominantly H, N (Several) Haplogroups) (Predominantly 3 Niches From Africa Into India. 60,000.00 years with stone tools)

4b) Aboriginie Selection Desert Niche. Rocky Desert Niche. Lushes Jungles & Monsoons, Rocky Desert. About 65,000.00 years to cross from Africa, through Arabia, through Rocky Desert, Indian plains into Australian Desert. (Predominantly C & S Haplogroups) (Predominantly 4 Niches From Africa Into Australia. 65,000.00 years with stone tools)

5)	Oriental Selection Desert Niche. Rocky Desert Niche. Lushes Jungles & Monsoons. Bamboo Jungles, into Current Chinese & Japanese Plains. About 80,000.00 years to cross from Africa, through Arabia, through Rocky Desert into Indian plains, into bamboo jungles, into China & Japan Plains. (Predominantly O Haplogroup) (Predominantly 5 Niches From Africa To China / Japan. 80,000.00 years with stone tools)

6)	European Selection Desert Niche. Rocky Desert, Indian Plains, Desert Niche, Lushes Jungles (Turkey), Alphs, Cold European Plains. About 150,000.00 years to cross from Africa to spread into Arabia, into Europe (Possibly from Turkey). (Predominantly I Haplogroup) (Predominantly 7 Niches From Africa To Current Europe. 150,000.00 years with stone tools)

Article By: Kamran Naqvi (Support@knsoftware.com)