Anthropologist Robert Sepehr provides a concise introduction to the increasingly well-researched topic of the origins of modern populations. Citing peer-reviewed scientific studies published in reputable journals, he explains that the racial differences between modern humans are the result of the hybridization of the main (only) genetic line of Homo sapiens with various separate hominid species. The first homo sapiens, who leaves no room for doubt and does not require the prefixes “archaic” or “early,” was the so-called Cro-Magnon man. It was he who, around 45,000 BC, began a journey during which he impregnated the hominids he encountered. More about Cro-Magnon man (genetically a modern European, if we exclude the later, smallest of the other races, the Neanderthal component): aktualnaagenda.pl/?selectedTagNames=Cro-Magnon&requireAllTags=false More about evolution and hybridization here: aktualnaagenda.pl/?selectedTagNames=Ewolucja&requireAllTags=false