Regressive Evolution - Interspecies Hybridisation and Chimeras

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The book explores a female-centric model of human evolution, suggesting that early human species were predominantly female, evolving first in aquatic environments. It posits that these women could reproduce through parthenogenesis, leading to a society without males initially. Male evolution is theorized to have occurred later, with sexual relationships in these early communities being exclusively lesbian. The narrative further speculates on future evolution involving interspecies hybrids, emphasizing the necessity of genetic diversity for survival across various sexual interactions.