palani
7th July 2011, 05:26 PM
Mother of all polar bears from Ireland
http://news.yahoo.com/mother-polar-bears-ireland-191654521.html
The Arctic's dwindling population of polar bears all descend from a single mama brown bear which lived 20,000 to 50,000 years ago in present-day Ireland, according to a study released Thursday.
DNA samples from the great white carnivores -- taken from across their entire range in Russia, Canada, Greenland, Norway and Alaska -- revealed that every individual's lineage could be traced back to this Irish forebear.
Forebear ... .I get it!!!!
Suppose it will turn out that the British can all trace their origin to one Irishman?
http://news.yahoo.com/mother-polar-bears-ireland-191654521.html
The Arctic's dwindling population of polar bears all descend from a single mama brown bear which lived 20,000 to 50,000 years ago in present-day Ireland, according to a study released Thursday.
DNA samples from the great white carnivores -- taken from across their entire range in Russia, Canada, Greenland, Norway and Alaska -- revealed that every individual's lineage could be traced back to this Irish forebear.
Forebear ... .I get it!!!!
Suppose it will turn out that the British can all trace their origin to one Irishman?