An estimated 2.6% of my DNA is from Neanderthals.

Neanderthal DNA is a good thing, current thinking has them smarter than the humans of the time, its now believed by many scientists that the Neanderthal DNA in Europeans and Asians is what gave us the push into the long road towards development and why the non-Neanderthal-dna carrying Africans were left behind.

Sorry, but you're not. You just posted evidence as to why.

Um.... no.

Nice they should do this with a Paternity test also

Roberto?

One and the same, nice to see ya over here...

Proving people wrong.

Nice to see you too.

Um.... yes,

"The microcephalin gene relates to brain size during development. A variant of this, haplogroup D, may have been positively selected for in modern humans ? and may also have come from an interbreeding event with an archaic population"

do they gave you health datas ?
(your genetic weakness ?)

LOL, here is the entire paragraph quoted from the article that you're posting some kind of paraphrase from:

"The microcephalin gene relates to brain size during development. A variant of this, haplogroup D, may have been positively selected for in modern humans – and may also have come from an interbreeding event with an archaic population (Evans et al. 2006). Mutations in microcephalin cause the brain to be 3 to 4 times smaller in size. All of the haplogroup D variants come from a single copy that appeared in modern humans around 37,000 years ago. However, haplogroup D itself came from a lineage that had diverged from the lineage that led to modern humans around 1.1 million years ago. Although there was speculation that the Neanderthals were the source of the microcephalin haplogroup D (Evans et al. 2006), the Neanderthal DNA recently sequenced does not contain the microcephalin haplogroup D (Green et al. 2010)."

Admit it, you were basically talking out your ass with the added bonus of getting in a "Africans (i.e. black people) are genetically inferior" dig.

Here's that entire Smithsonian article though, it's kinda interesting if ya like evolutionary biology, and germane to the OP:
http://humanorigins.si.edu/evidence/...d-neanderthals

I never said that but if it helps your persecution complex then okay, like I said, many now believe that the mix of homosapien and Neanderthal genes is what pushed the advancement of humans, its a fact that cannot be denied that both Europe and Asia quickly advanced while the human races without the gene mix got left behind.

I don't believe it.
God created humans 4000 years ago.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1664894/