Archaeal Growth and Autonomous Global Warming Geological Cycles

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Exploring the evolution of Homo neanderthalis to Homo sapiens, this work posits a unique theory of linear evolution influenced by horizontal gene transfer and mutations. It identifies Lemuria or Gondwanaland as the evolutionary cradle for these species, linking their development to significant geological events in the Antarctic and Arctic regions. The narrative suggests that global warming, driven by rising carbon dioxide levels 55 million years ago, played a crucial role, alongside intergalactic influences from meteoritic impacts that may have introduced life forms to Earth.