Out of Africa: modern human origins special feature: isotopic evidence for the diets of European Neanderthals and early modern humans.

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LiorLefineder

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"Isotopic evidence for the diets of European Neanderthals and early modern humans" https://t.co/i6XF2seb2e

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Raphael Sirtoli

@raphaels7 · X

Humans are HYPERCARNIVORES @CharlesMBrenner, defined as ≥70% calories from animals https://t.co/Zw3edFXtXJ strongest single piece of evidence is from stable isotope analyses https://t.co/iMjOIr3IeF consilience amongst all lines of evidence (anatomy, genetics, archeology etc..) https://t.co/QL8hKzhi3X

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Steven

@professionaldog · X

@Race__Realist @AsarCadyn @carniyogi @beeaannZzZ @FoodFirst_Ty @GladstoneB81859 @nypost There's no way you can say humans were carnivorous. Firstly they show isotope levels higher than carnivores, for various reasons, and (as shown below) "low protein foods are invisible to this technique " https://t.co/6YcNMEgS0k https://t.co/nQWONGC46R

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Raphael Sirtoli

@raphaels7 · X

@ruimm this should work https://t.co/NdLgPTh41b

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AKA_Sadrien

@AKA_Sadrien · X

@DanSnowden @ZeroCarbSarah @VutopiaWellness @Zeteite @drjkahn @SBakerMD https://t.co/JJv3FFdGxv Isotope analysis indicates that humans have been hypercarnivores for over 100,000 years. You are the evolution equivalent of a flat earther.

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Rick The-V

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@InTheMeatrix @TheCarnivoreLaw This is the research his table is adapted from. It even concedes that analysis on & comparisons to other populations in other areas (Russia & China) hasn't been done yet... https://t.co/sZ3h8KixzI

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Tony Scott

@DIY_Tardis · X

RT @raphaels7: Humans are HYPERCARNIVORES @CharlesMBrenner, defined as ≥70% calories from animals https://t.co/Zw3edFXtXJ strongest single…

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Raphael Sirtoli

@raphaels7 · X

Humans are HYPERCARNIVORES @CharlesMBrenner, defined as ≥70% calories from animals https://t.co/Zw3edFXtXJ strongest single piece of evidence is from stable isotope analyses https://t.co/iMjOIr3IeF consilience amongst all lines of evidence (anatomy, genetics, archeology etc..) https://t.co/QL8hKzhi3X

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Gustavo Baratta

@gusbaratta · X

@AurelianoStingi https://t.co/OdbXKEWqnC

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Nick Morpeth

@NMorpeth60004 · X

@richcollins @DrEenfeldt Remembering the exact title of the article can be key, so my apologies if it’s not exact. Here’s one you can read through with a load of references to many other anthropological studies. Enjoy https://t.co/XDWHmFNbi5

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Raphael Sirtoli

@raphaels7 · X

@ruimm this should work https://t.co/NdLgPTh41b

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LiorLefineder

@lefineder · X

"Isotopic evidence for the diets of European Neanderthals and early modern humans" https://t.co/i6XF2seb2e

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The Plan

@slenderr21 · X

@GoofyShmoobert @Daniel114864381 @LKIESL @pradaliko @ReddCinema Isotopes have nothing to do with nutrition? Lol you don't even know what it is. Humans have recorded a high δ15N %, we consumed high freshwater and marine meat as well as terrestrial game https://t.co/6g9vq0Iw2M

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Dr. Oliver M.

@OLED_crafts · X

@NeffeliesStuff In short, Humans are carnivores. https://t.co/D52jzvAZfI. (1)

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Carnivore is Vegan

@CarnivoreIs · X

@_SupportAnimals @New_York_steak Oase1 humans are 40k-27k years old, and more carnivorous than the "top level carnivores" the neanderthals and wolves. https://t.co/J6eGMEPg7K https://t.co/xXdSC35zZG

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The Plan

@slenderr21 · X

@VeganRoo @Only_ASG Stable isotope testing, https://t.co/QCQoqKTXEr https://t.co/NRLFBpUPO3 https://t.co/LsN6wUQncs https://t.co/Ka1QGAjPyf

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XDB500

@XDB500 · X

@ridgeisland @bulkbiker @AjRockatansky You could satisfy your curiosity by joining the zeroing on health FB group, there are provable 20 - 25 year carnivores on there. Or here is a sensitive test of humans bones to see what they were eating: https://t.co/OhlNXuQiAr. https://t.co/mfaFlhQUCq

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Maria Emmerich

@MariaEmmerich · X

@Jorsch2R @shashikiranu @SBakerMD @KenDBerryMD I’m not saying vegetables are bad and I don’t think everyone should eat carnivore. But as for early humans, there is a lot of evidence they were apex carnivores. There are tons of studies like this one. https://t.co/gP5FirA4bR

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Trump Is Your Daddy

@xrpstallion · X

@Maroxad So then say the same for the “we mainly ate plants” crowd clown. https://t.co/yhF1zfJenS

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Wedgie

@Yarrahbunjyil · X

@HarryPickl9508 @carnivoremax That's a fine theory, Harry! The evidence suggests otherwise ~ that we're almost obligate carnivores, but one that can adapt to *short* periods of meat-scarcity (as long as they are short, & we're healthy to begin with). This might interest you... https://t.co/UwlP3HctyB

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Wedgie

@Yarrahbunjyil · X

@JohnColeman675 @SamaHoole Of course not -- but we can & do read. https://t.co/UwlP3HctyB

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Eileen Eisenmann PhD

@EileenEisenmann · X

@JohnColeman675 @PETAUK @unlimited_ls Really. https://t.co/zYq9P5XC5n https://t.co/GQNRIDgTD5

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Wedgie

@Yarrahbunjyil · X

@armentsatou @SamaHoole Not true. https://t.co/UwlP3HctyB

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Wedgie

@Yarrahbunjyil · X

@danbjor_daniel @TheMaxJenkinson @OtherJohnSmith @PlantChompers https://t.co/UwlP3HctyB

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Carnivore is Vegan

@CarnivoreIs · X

@Kargsbad "There are high-protein plant foods in Europe that... early modern humans could have consumed, such as hazelnuts [commonly consumed in the Mesolithic] that wouldhave been visible in the isotopic analyses, but they are simply not seen" https://t.co/J6eGMEPNXi

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Carnivore is Vegan

@CarnivoreIs · X

@christopher_erc @B_Holmer @SamaHoole This study even says they looked for evidence of available high protein plant foods, like hazelnuts, in human bone collagen, but they were not seen in the isotopic analysis. https://t.co/j5NV6ZgTDl

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Pedro Teixeira MD PhD

@Vote_ForPedro · X

@FitnessCharles @KenDBerryMD Link to reference: https://t.co/L88pvCcL19

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Steven

@professionaldog · X

@Race__Realist @AsarCadyn @carniyogi @beeaannZzZ @FoodFirst_Ty @GladstoneB81859 @nypost There's no way you can say humans were carnivorous. Firstly they show isotope levels higher than carnivores, for various reasons, and (as shown below) "low protein foods are invisible to this technique " https://t.co/6YcNMEgS0k https://t.co/nQWONGC46R

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Gavin Brooks

@GavinBr25762121 · X

@JimmySm58405905 @KenDBerryMD On what basis do you claim that it’s ‘NOT’? https://t.co/pXDGdol6vs

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Roger Sayer

@Borissidis89 · X

https://t.co/Uw9h1tPqGR Houston we have a problem..

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Red Panda

@redstoneprime15 · X

@JohnColeman675 @herbivore_club https://t.co/NjlgeBDG5y https://t.co/vR6VcMeIo1 https://t.co/UqyAOlS27L https://t.co/jwksD3SvjY

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Sudās

@sudas1891 · X

@Squidrider @anthony_chaffee https://t.co/TPfEzsPhpB

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Oli ¹⁹⁸⁹

@cowboylikeoli · X

@suavektw @ElyysRevenge @SonCreation1 @Welovelamar Richards, M. P., &; Trinkaus, E. (2009). Isotopic evidence for the diets of European Neanderthals and early modern humans. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 106(38), 16034–16039. https://t.co/Jn4dYdhCvK ^ Early hominid species (before Homo sapiens) also ate meat

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Carnivore is Vegan

@CarnivoreIs · X

@hummus_rules @BeateEichenwald "The isotopic evidence indicates that in all cases Neanderthals were top-level carnivores" https://t.co/gcFRqlVSJu

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Kerry C

@creeront · X

@aCarnivoreDiet @BioLayne Pnas would like a word with you. https://t.co/wjVLKdAeNk

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Rick The-V

@RickTheV1 · X

@InTheMeatrix @TheCarnivoreLaw This is the research his table is adapted from. It even concedes that analysis on & comparisons to other populations in other areas (Russia & China) hasn't been done yet... https://t.co/sZ3h8KixzI

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The Ancestral Doc

@j_t_2390 · X

@dhogaza2 @StevenJonMiller https://t.co/jGC0BjJB6d

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The Ancestral Doc

@j_t_2390 · X

@sciencebyjae Yes. There is. Ample. https://t.co/j8RCotAyku

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GroidFarmer

@GroidFarmer · X

@DataProGuy @SteAssent @KenDBerryMD @timspector Cute. https://t.co/aAT95YHecU https://t.co/jRwYTTrqiQ https://t.co/6OEpDcNMxt https://t.co/XoShzHm3SN https://t.co/keoI4L7AEH https://t.co/6m1tEOi8Nw https://t.co/KsPMuBWHnn https://t.co/a8lII1yfSD

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Norrin

@Largies1832 · X

Isotopic evidence for the diets of European Neanderthals and early modern humans | Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences https://t.co/WtXTkmA5Za

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Carnivore is Vegan

@CarnivoreIs · X

@mitchseaman @JoeyASchwartz Finding out what we ate is exactly what bone isotope studies do, "The isotopic evidence indicates that in all cases Neanderthals were top-level carnivores and obtained all, or most, of their dietary protein from large herbivores" https://t.co/gcFRqlVSJu

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Carnivore is Vegan

@CarnivoreIs · X

@beansndreams @RainboPlatypus @bclj199 @hayastanforeve1 @rgbrazier @ceddygrock @DMTDave24 @SBakerMD A. Not my claim but B. Early modern human bone isotopes we're consistently more carnivorous than even wolves. I can show you dozens more studies saying the same of entire sites. https://t.co/gcFRqmcVLu

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Carnivore is Vegan

@CarnivoreIs · X

@Muhamma73112026 @CarnivoreSapien One of many studies saying we were carnivores. https://t.co/gcFRqmcVLu

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Carnivore is Vegan

@CarnivoreIs · X

@ukwondering @GoateeWoodson @americagloriou1 @ThVeganTomBrown @selltheworld @89technical @joe31183 @vegansince96 @TheParadigmShif @noonesp95429433 @KetoSustainable @JustinTemplerSr @ElwoodDogMeat @ak059 @tj0101010 @ManagerDairy @RuthArnone @Boogaloo2022 "There are high-protein plant foods in Europe that Neanderthals and early modern humans could have consumed, such as hazelnuts [commonly consumed in the Mesolithic (49)] that would have been visible in the isotopic analyses, but they are simply not seen." https://t.co/kBuR31wWR2

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Carnivore is Vegan

@CarnivoreIs · X

@loneshuriken @sauteslut @Emlougar @CapitalistV3GAN @forktown385 @espiteau Humans ate so much meat that bone isotope studies often find no trace of plant proteins. https://t.co/kBuR31wWR2

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AKA_Sadrien

@AKA_Sadrien · X

@DanSnowden @ZeroCarbSarah @VutopiaWellness @Zeteite @drjkahn @SBakerMD https://t.co/JJv3FFdGxv Isotope analysis indicates that humans have been hypercarnivores for over 100,000 years. You are the evolution equivalent of a flat earther.