Evidence for a Human Y Chromosome Molecular Clock: Pedigree-Based Mutation Rates Suggest a 4,500-Year History for Human Paternal Inheritance
by Nathaniel Jeanson and Ashley Holland 2019
Abstract
"Pedigree-based mutation rates act as an independent test of the young-earth creation and evolutionary
timescales. Currently, evolutionists use published Y chromosome pedigree-based mutation rates to argue
for an ancient origin of humanity. However, their published studies rely on low-coverage sequence runs. We
show that pedigree-based mutation rates from high-coverage sequence runs are hidden in the evolutionary
literature, and we demonstrate that these rates confirm a 4,500-year history for human paternal ancestry." (See link below for more information. Also more papers under Issues in Creation and Evolution on this website.)
by Nathaniel Jeanson and Ashley Holland 2019
Abstract
"Pedigree-based mutation rates act as an independent test of the young-earth creation and evolutionary
timescales. Currently, evolutionists use published Y chromosome pedigree-based mutation rates to argue
for an ancient origin of humanity. However, their published studies rely on low-coverage sequence runs. We
show that pedigree-based mutation rates from high-coverage sequence runs are hidden in the evolutionary
literature, and we demonstrate that these rates confirm a 4,500-year history for human paternal ancestry." (See link below for more information. Also more papers under Issues in Creation and Evolution on this website.)
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