fmp: human hybridisation presentation

8/7/2019 FMP: Human Hybridisation Presentation

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Alex Goddard FMP

Evolution, Gene Splicing & 3D visualisation

of current & future Hybrid genetics


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Humans have

96% of the same

DNA as

Chimpanzees.

DNA is the

blueprints for all

species on Earth.

Evolution is

caused by

structural changes

of the order of the

base pairs.


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All mammals have the same type of bone &

muscle structure adapted to suit their needs


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Theories suggest a

mutation in the jawmuscle size allowed

the cranial capacity

to increase in

human ancestors


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Gene Splicing may also be able to reverse engineer

extinct species such as raptor dinosaurs from modern

birds.

Studies may be able to help better understand social &

physical attributes of dinosaurs.

in the meantime, computergraphics can help simulate this

by running gait calculations

from bone data and anatomical

knowledge of muscle

attachment & strength


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3D techniques can help

accurately visualise the

past, whether

recreating a face from

a skull or a dinosaurs

walk.

3D can also help

visualise the future

without the need for

human experimentation


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In the future, gene splicing would make it

possible to make hybrid humans. Taking

DNA from different animals to become higher,

faster, stronger.

How would these

DNA changes

manifest in the bone

and musclestructure?

How would the

locomotion bedifferent to

accomodate these

changes?

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