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StillWondering
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Yes, but having a corpse having a mitochondrial named after Eve does not mean it is the Eve spoken about within the Church. I will present some quotes from the articles you linked:Actually l know a great deal about it, i have also studied evolutionary biology at university.
“Adam and Eve being the original parents of humanity does not in any way negate evolution.” as a couple is does.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mitochondrial_Eve
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Y-chromosomal_Adam
I don’t mean this in an insulting way, i just want to get an idea of how deeply you have looked at the evidence. Have you ever looked that the evidence for evolution from scientific sources?
“Mitochondrial Eve is the most recent common matrilineal ancestor, not the MRCA of all humans.”
“Indeed, not only were many women alive at the same time as Mitochondrial Eve but many of them have living descendants through their sons. While the mtDNA of these women is gone, their Nuclear genes are present in today’s population.[10]”
“While the name implies that Y-chromosomal Adam was the only living male of his time, it is important to understand that he probably co-existed with a large population of human males. None of Y-chromosomal Adam’s male contemporaries, however, have a direct unbroken male line to the present day.”
Note that the observations state that these two particular human lived among males and females during their time. Their cells are named thus due to either a matrilineal ancestor or a patrilineal ancestor, respectively. This does not imply that they are in any way the first of their species. In fact, it could be that the ancestors of “Y-chromosomal Adam” man is a decedent of Adam and Eve. There is no evidence this Adam and his compatriots are the first true humans, it is that we came from them. Because of the labeling, it is not definitive that Adam and Eve are not real even if there is a person mentioned with the Eve name and a person mentioned with the Adam name and they existed 100, 000 years apart.
I would like to see more information if they are available.