What happened to other Human Species? | Evolution of Homo Ancestors | Dhruv Rathee

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Our ancestors, such as Homo Habilis, Homo Erectus, and Homo Neanderthals, paved the way for the emergence of Homo sapiens - that's us! But what happened to these ancient hominin species? Do any of them still walk among us today? Unravel the mysteries surrounding their fates and learn about the factors that led to our evolution into Homo Sapiens. In this enlightening video Dhruv Rathee delves into the theory of evolution once again. Prepare to gain fascinating insights into our evolutionary history and the remarkable transformations that shaped humanity.
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Nice😅

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Hey! 😂 Edit - kon kon chahta hai ki dhruv bhai sirf science se related hi video banaye?

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Let's Vote For Part 3 🔊

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no i want world war part 2 please..... !!!!!!!! lets keep part 3 for later ok

[@faizannasimhyder9011]

HOMO Deus will be the part 3, because it is the next stage of human evolution.

[@DR_GAMERZ2004]

But i wanted Mirzapur part 3 😅

[@harshitkumar1838]

Evolution part 3❤

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​@@bhardwaj_vishal__7921druv rathee as made world war 2 part 2

[@thedeshbhakt]

What do you mean 'ARE THEY ALIVE?' - of-course they are !!! ... haven't you met Bhakt Banerjee??

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Chalo accha hai ek youtuber doosre youtuber ko samajhta hai, nahi toh iss desh mahaul bigad gaya hai

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😂

[@syedajusrinahmed2349]

I am a biotechnology student....and I must say that the human evolution ,genes,cells,organism,dna...all that stuff u have explained very nicely.... Hat's off to your way of research and from all that making a short video comprising all the things which make a complete understanding video..and with your speaking skill...it makes so easy to understand...

[@MrProxi99]

Evolution is false brotha…. It’s a made up story with no solid proof… Don’t trust such shit

[@zeeshanahmad9350]

Resemblance with other animals in DNa or others does not prove that human evolve form Monkeys..

[@princekhandelwal8069]

@@zeeshanahmad9350 Bro you are the primary example of Neanderthal, too stupid to Evolve and went Extinct.

[@DC-zi6se]

Quran merchant in town 👆🏻

[@pravinpandey2191]

Ankhon mein aansu aa Gaye apni development/evaluation ki kahani sun kar.... it's great 😸

[@Abhay_Patel02]

Let's Vote For Manipur Topic 😢

[@Godgg123]

Yes we want on Manipur topic😢

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Hmm😢

[@hawks2077]

Yess

[@namsange4849]

Yes plz dhruve

[@ratulborah381]

Yes

[@Upscmotivation94]

I’m an anthropology student and trust me, this video must have required around a month of research and understanding…Explaining it in such a lucid manner is again a difficult task which Dhruv Rathee has done very efficiently..This is nothing less than a masterpiece and I feel so proud that Indian People are making such great content nowadays..Kudos to him and the editing team..Great work!! ❤

[@veer639]

He must have a background research team

[@himanshukumawat2493]

Hey ,is it a possibilty tht Hanuman ji belongs to a spicie which is closer to Homosapians ? For that matter all the Vaanars? Also can it be concluded that during the time of Ramayan , different cousin specie used to live togethger atthe same time ?

[@videkho]

Yes this is a masterpiece❤❤

[@saleemsaifi04]

Australopithecus: Extinct Apes Evolutionists claim that Australopithecus are the most primitive ancestors of modern men. These are an old species with a head and skull structure similar to that of modern apes, yet with a smaller cranial capacity. According to the claims of evolutionists, these creatures have a very important feature that authenticates them as the ancestors of men: bipedalism. The movements of apes and men are completely different. Human beings are the only living creatures that move freely about on two feet. Some other animals do have a limited ability to move in this way, but those that do have bent skeletons. According to evolutionists, these living beings called Australopithecus had the ability to walk in a bent rather than an upright posture like human beings. Even this limited bipedal stride was sufficient to encourage evolutionists to project onto these creatures that they were the ancestors of man. However, the first evidence refuting the allegations of evolutionists that Australopithecus were bipedal came from evolutionists themselves. Detailed studies made on Australopithecus fossils forced even evolutionists to admit that these looked "too" ape-like. Having conducted detailed anatomical research on Australopithecus fossils in the mid-1970s, Charles E. Oxnard likened the skeletal structure of Australopithecus to that of modern orang-utans: An important part of today's conventional wisdom about human evolution is based on studies of teeth, jaws and skull fragments of australopithecine fossils. These all indicate that the close relation of the australopithecine to the human lineage may not be true. All these fossils are different from gorillas, chimpanzees and men. Studied as a group, the australopithecine seems more like the orang-utan.50 What really embarrassed evolutionists was the discovery that Austra-lopithecus could not have walked on two feet and with a bent posture. It would have been physically very ineffective for Australopithecus, allegedly bipedal but with a bent stride, to move about in such a way because of the enormous energy demands it would have entailed. By means of computer simulations conducted in 1996, the English paleoanthropologist Robin Crompton also demonstrated that such a "compound" stride was impossible. Crompton reached the following conclusion: a living being can walk either upright or on all fours. A type of in-between stride cannot be sustained for long periods because of the extreme energy consumption. This means that Australopithecus could not have been bipedal and also have a bent walking posture. Probably the most important study demonstrating that Australopithecus could not have been bipedal came in 1994 from the research anatomist Fred Spoor and his team in the Department of Human Anatomy and Cellular Biology at the University of Liverpool, England. This group conducted studies on the bipedalism of fossilised living beings. Their research investigated the involuntary balance mechanism found in the cochlea of the ear, and the findings showed conclusively that Australopithecus could not have been bipedal. This precluded any claims that Australopithecus was human-like. 50 Charles E. Oxnard, "the Place of Australopithecines in Human Evolution: Grounds for Doubt", Nature, vol.258, p.389 Read or download New Research Demolishes Evolution (secretbeyondmatter.com)

[@akshay5810]

​@@himanshukumawat2493I have also thought of the same and I think there must be a possibility or else how could they even thought of that

[@princekhandelwal8069]

Bro explained Evolution better then we have learnt in Schools.

[@user-ct6hs6cn8g]

Lots of doubts are cleared. Thanks for making such wonderful video on this topic . I had many questions on this topic but now it's all cleared.

[@ADJAcademy]

Kya banda he yaar Dhruv .... Me khud ek teacher hu aur mujhe padhane me bahut motivation milta he Hatoff to his knowledge 👏

[@shivamanand8823]

Research bro

[@ghostmysterious]

Please brother make a video about Manipur in detail 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺

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Kaha p teacher😅

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Aap teacher ho? Yehi same chiz english mai 100 bar likh ke laiye🤣

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@@closeyoureyes- bro really said "english mai 100 bar likh ke laiye" kyu? woh angrez hai kya? hindi bolne mei sharam ati h tereko

[@Xavier12888]

No time waste , no nonsense, pure knowledge, simple to understand, that's Dhruv Rathee 👍 Love From UK

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You know Hindi ?

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Bhai uttrakhand se hai wo 😊

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@@satyajeet552 Achaa 😂

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@@satyajeet552 Haryana se hai

[@romyvasir9249]

Great job man. When I was kid I always wonder how all this happened and watched many videos on it but I always wanted a better video on it. This is the best explanation video

[@adityasatapathy3390]

You have explained a very complicated subject in a simple, easy to understand and in a comparable short time duration way, so many many thanks for this.

[@shivdeep2983]

We want the whole damn series of it...Let's Vote for it 🔊

[@amirhamza7610]

Talk like a real human not social media chapri

[@shivdeep2983]

@@amirhamza7610 What's wrong with it?

[@Yash_Kachhawah-ck9wi]

And what?

[@roshanlalsonwani419]

Ye

[@seemarana8439]

Yess

[@SarkarMotivation]

Video ko poora Dekhne se pahle hi Like Krr Deta Hoon kyonki i believe ki Dhruv Bhai Ka Video Hai To Bina Research Ka to hoga nahi

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I also

[@BSR18]

Agreed

[@aneesahamed1096]

Bohot he smart Banda hai mujhe to bohot interesting aur wise lagta hai

[@irsadnda]

Manipur ki ghatna ko aap chahte ho ki dhruv sir explained kre

[@Iam_Moon_Knight]

Andhbhakt will come to abuse you 😅

[@tanveeralam2604]

Bhot research kiya h tumne, as a biotechnologist keh skta hu ki itna complex topic asani se smja diya. Hats off to you 👍🔥

[@arghamajumder347]

Cleared all my doubts, thanks Dhruv Rathee ❤

[@yuvrajjarholiya4574]

We want Part 3 of Evolution Theory

[@psbmusicfactory]

YESS!!

[@Deepak_9559]

Yes!!❤

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​@@roxx5162a proved theory

[@PankajKrYadav-bq7wq]

It could be based on cultural evolution

[@bladerunner20491]

@@roxx5162 it is still a theory. Theories are based on facts though.

[@SaswataRoy-fb2gt]

Yes Dhruv bhai you should make part 3 of human evolution.

[@shwetachaudhari1894]

Great video! Very informative. How all the scientists or researchers date all these innumerable evolutional events is just beyond my comprehension! Like I'm genuinley curious about the process. Can anybody please elaborate on this a bit?

[@RohitAiimsonian]

As a bio student I really like the extraordinary topic of evolution.🥰

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Neet me kaam aayega😅

[@AnuragSingh-sd3wt]

Hehe, quick revison 😁

[@agoodboy5435]

LORD JESUS LOVES YOU ALL A LOT AND DIED ON THE CROSS FOR OUR SINS SO THAT YOU AND I CAN LIVE AND BE FORGIVEN FROM THE WRATH OF GOD ALMIGHTY. PLEASE REPENT OF YOUR SINS AND ACCEPT HIM AS YOUR LORD AND SAVIOR.....WHAT I SAY IS TRUE AND TRUSTWORTHY BECAUSE IT COMES FROM THE LIVING GOD 🙏✝️❤️

[@Astrophile2345]

@@agoodboy5435 Wtf???

[@AnuragSingh-sd3wt]

@@agoodboy5435 sir, with all respect, we all just got here and jesus died 2000 years before we were born, so what do you mean by died for our sins? 😶

[@vaibhavprajapati7268]

Make part 3 dhruv sir.... Because it's very helpful in our studies😊😊

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Dont watch his videos.....he is antimodi

[@vaibhavprajapati7268]

@@khumankhuman8597 yes

[@D.e.e.p.77]

Aisi kon si study hai bhai jisme 50 million phle ka sikhna pad rha hai

[@prayush]

@@D.e.e.p.77 wtf? bro 50? it's 200-500-800 millions old too! bro

[@Tushar-uj8qg]

@@D.e.e.p.77 Evolution is chapter itself and it's the part of 12th and NEET syllabus

[@zakiyasohana3037]

I am a biology students searching for a fruitful concept of human evolution but I didn't get anywhere there are lots of videos but those videos are not that exact concept I need ...and found this video which clears all my doubts and your explanation is just wow it is very helpful for me 🤩 Thanks a lot ❤

[@Abhinav-qp1ju]

Are you anthropology student?

[@zakiyasohana3037]

@@Abhinav-qp1ju No , I'm a zoology student

[@ackerman_levi7]

I feel like I learned a lot today and feel much more educated at the same time. The end is more like "The Origin of Everything" or "The origin"

[@Vivek-np9vm]

I am thrilled by the content and the editing of the video. As an anthropologist, it was a treat to watch this. Great content, Dhruv Rathee and his team.

[@BishalChalise-df5qe]

See the thumbnail too nice edit

[@mickymac3754]

But Qur'an says it's otherwise...Allah created us 6000 years back

[@MotoG-ib5tf]

​@@mickymac3754if you keep believing b*llshit fed by all religions, you'll end up being a scape goat. Nothing more.

[@shrabonibabu]

​@@mickymac3754Those religious leaders were under tremendous pressure of their followers to find every vital question answered for mankind with their limited knowledge at that time. Never mind scientific evidence and the improved objective reasoning process of present time now bringing us those truths.

[@Maithili_V]

​@@mickymac3754 this is just fiction

[@technicalfun9438]

No time waste.. no extra nonsense. Authentic knowledge with better understanding.= Dhruv Rathee . ❤

[@a.sbolly4u3]

Tumhare purwaj bhi bandar the 😂😂😂😂😂😂 druv rathe ke taraha

[@loop_men]

Isiliye bandaro wali harkat karte hai unka bhagwan v to hai 😂😂

[@abhi111189jit]

Yes

[@Karangarg7]

@@loop_menwow not getting properly educated is a curse to society

[@Karangarg7]

@@a.sbolly4u3 shame on you, u are just a hater with nothing else to show to the world. Hiding inside a room with no bright future and knowledge commenting negative things on people’s videos

[@amrikdhillon8862]

Please make 3 rd part of evolution. I really appreciate your job

[@Sneha-hd7ck]

being a neet student I understood most of the things...as 12th biology describes most of the things...loved your content.. please make part 3 tooo ❤

[@AnkitaSaroj-eu8nk]

Same here ☺️

[@tanishbatla5835]

I know how difficult it is to research this much and then present it in front of the whole audience..I salute ur hardwork Dhruv

[@Yash_Kachhawah-ck9wi]

By the way is dhruv scared of Engineer why is he not replying to his video he even blocked him why ?

[@Yash_Kachhawah-ck9wi]

@@anthonyalvarezz hindutva pe video banake iske views ate he chaman

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​@@Yash_Kachhawah-ck9wikonsi video

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​@@Yash_Kachhawah-ck9wikaun engineer? lmao

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​@@Yash_Kachhawah-ck9wikawn hai vai tu

[@moumitabiswas1801]

Yes please make the 3rd part for better understanding. The way you explain things are phenomenal. You are a great teacher Dhruv. Thanks ❤

[@agoodboy5435]

LORD JESUS LOVES YOU ALL A LOT AND DIED ON THE CROSS FOR OUR SINS SO THAT YOU AND I CAN LIVE AND BE FORGIVEN FROM THE WRATH OF GOD ALMIGHTY. PLEASE REPENT OF YOUR SINS AND ACCEPT HIM AS YOUR LORD AND SAVIOR.....WHAT I SAY IS TRUE AND TRUSTWORTHY BECAUSE IT COMES FROM THE LIVING GOD 🙏✝️❤️..

[@shariqjameel2293]

The information given by you is very beneficial as the questions in my NEET and CUET biology exams, both national level exams are from the video and i was able to ans. them bcz of this video

[@namwerrao5403]

Can you also please let us know the sources you used? Any articles, books , etc. :D awesome work!

[@ashutoshmegha]

Theory of evolution perfectly set in mind. As a NEET aspirant I thank u dhruv ❤

[@arbazahmad2501]

Same here....We are being taught living world right now and this video is the best to understand💯🔥

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Bhai ncert padh le isme cromagnun he nhi hai

[@theintrovertvlogger3020]

Isse achha ncert one shot dekh lo,neet m jada help milegi

[@saleemsaifi04]

Australopithecus: Extinct Apes Evolutionists claim that Australopithecus are the most primitive ancestors of modern men. These are an old species with a head and skull structure similar to that of modern apes, yet with a smaller cranial capacity. According to the claims of evolutionists, these creatures have a very important feature that authenticates them as the ancestors of men: bipedalism. The movements of apes and men are completely different. Human beings are the only living creatures that move freely about on two feet. Some other animals do have a limited ability to move in this way, but those that do have bent skeletons. According to evolutionists, these living beings called Australopithecus had the ability to walk in a bent rather than an upright posture like human beings. Even this limited bipedal stride was sufficient to encourage evolutionists to project onto these creatures that they were the ancestors of man. However, the first evidence refuting the allegations of evolutionists that Australopithecus were bipedal came from evolutionists themselves. Detailed studies made on Australopithecus fossils forced even evolutionists to admit that these looked "too" ape-like. Having conducted detailed anatomical research on Australopithecus fossils in the mid-1970s, Charles E. Oxnard likened the skeletal structure of Australopithecus to that of modern orang-utans: An important part of today's conventional wisdom about human evolution is based on studies of teeth, jaws and skull fragments of australopithecine fossils. These all indicate that the close relation of the australopithecine to the human lineage may not be true. All these fossils are different from gorillas, chimpanzees and men. Studied as a group, the australopithecine seems more like the orang-utan.50 What really embarrassed evolutionists was the discovery that Austra-lopithecus could not have walked on two feet and with a bent posture. It would have been physically very ineffective for Australopithecus, allegedly bipedal but with a bent stride, to move about in such a way because of the enormous energy demands it would have entailed. By means of computer simulations conducted in 1996, the English paleoanthropologist Robin Crompton also demonstrated that such a "compound" stride was impossible. Crompton reached the following conclusion: a living being can walk either upright or on all fours. A type of in-between stride cannot be sustained for long periods because of the extreme energy consumption. This means that Australopithecus could not have been bipedal and also have a bent walking posture. Probably the most important study demonstrating that Australopithecus could not have been bipedal came in 1994 from the research anatomist Fred Spoor and his team in the Department of Human Anatomy and Cellular Biology at the University of Liverpool, England. This group conducted studies on the bipedalism of fossilised living beings. Their research investigated the involuntary balance mechanism found in the cochlea of the ear, and the findings showed conclusively that Australopithecus could not have been bipedal. This precluded any claims that Australopithecus was human-like. 50 Charles E. Oxnard, "the Place of Australopithecines in Human Evolution: Grounds for Doubt", Nature, vol.258, p.389 Read or download New Research Demolishes Evolution (secretbeyondmatter.com)

[@ARVINDYADAV-es6qk]

​@@arbazahmad2501ja ncert pad jaki iske video se ek question nahi la banega

[@sippycr7381]

As a student of Anthropology this was a treat to watch. Please cover other topics like cultural evolution in humans as well, so that people may get know other simple cultures as well. This will also help inculcate cultural relativistic view points among people.

[@srushtiame468]

This will definitely be an interesting topic.

[@aryansen6316]

bsc anthro?

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Bhai 12ve ke books mai hai ye sb😂😂 sahi se padha hota to ye na hota

[@shreyitsinha]

​@@ayooo.7820har log 12th me bio nehi lete vro

[@Marcus-ve7ng]

​@@shreyitsinhaGo read sapiens book by Yuval Noah Harari..

[@PornimaPawar-xu9qu]

Literally goosebumps😳 please part 3 sir

[@NarutoUzumaki-iz8yu]

YOU BLOWED MY MIND MAN YOU'RE REALLY SOMETHING ELSE 😮

[@ankit048]

As biology student this video is very helpful for me ❤ your content aslo I recommend Dhruv to make more frequent videos on current affairs like Manipur violence

[@Atips123]

How can you comment without watching full video

[@Deepaksorout26]

One chapter of class 12th Biology complete by Dhruv rathee sir , Thank you sir 😊

[@unnatisaini4864]

Ya exactly!

[@Student60542]

We can say more than one chapter. →Evolution →Human reproduction →Biological classification →Animal Kingdom It can be more than these chapters.

[@Yash_Kachhawah-ck9wi]

By the way is dhruv scared of Engineer why is he not replying to his video he even blocked him why ?

[@unnatisaini4864]

@@Yash_Kachhawah-ck9wi what?

[@Yash_Kachhawah-ck9wi]

@@unnatisaini4864 and dhruv rathee blocked him cause he is scared

[@rb9805]

Bhaiya ek evolution of physics,mathematics and understanding of space time ke upar video banaiye PLEASE

[@AnkitaSaroj-eu8nk]

Very knowledgefull video ❤😊

[@samikpal5585]

Gotta accept that we all wait for his one 30 min long video so eagerly. Earlier the length of the videos were smaller but now we're getting long videos due to his team and enjoying even more. Let's hope one day his each and every video becomes atleast a hour long and keep giving us enormous pleasure of gaining detailed knowledge in story telling format. The anticipation for his videos on science, technology, history and other topics is no way less than that for a webseries episode ❤

[@joisaita6522]

There's no end in understanding evolution. I would love a part 3 of this series if its fine by you Dhruv :)

[@paramaguru2007]

Both the part 1 and 2 were too interesting. Would be nice if you could make part 3, along with mass extinction and the aftermath species and its evolution, from thereon. Will be great to cover (in other parts) the similarity of crustaceans and land insects, Sea turtles and land tortoise. Also this land evolved animals who later started living in sea.

[@nitinmishra3037]

Thankyou for this precious knowledge ❤

[@ANANDRaj-oq4wm]

In this 31 minutes video really i totaly forgotten who i am ? I feel like i living in the early periods when human beings just born in earth.really love you dhruv rathee my one of favourite youtuber who really desrve youtuber tags. He expanding best knowledge all over it. VOTE FOR UPCOMING VIDEO.

[@AnkitaSaroj-eu8nk]

Same 😅

[@ANANDRaj-oq4wm]

​@@AnkitaSaroj-eu8nk10 month baad dekh rahe ho video

[@AnkitaSaroj-eu8nk]

@@ANANDRaj-oq4wm dekha tha Bohot pehele lekin , ek baar vapas dekh rahi thi or usmein aapka comment aacha laga 🙂,even dhruv rathee ko bhi .

[@ANANDRaj-oq4wm]

​@@AnkitaSaroj-eu8nkThanks 🙏

[@AnkitaSaroj-eu8nk]

@@ANANDRaj-oq4wm mansion not 😅

[@Truth_Jc007]

As a Biology Student , Evolution always fascinates me. We must appreciate the clearity & simplicity of Dhruv's explanation. 🧡🤍💚

[@bubukhataniar651]

Yes

[@TheDevotedWayfarer]

Nice

[@Spiderhup]

Solmon bhai apko wait kar rei😂

[@Subhas2468]

Make a video on geological time scale and four mass extinctions.

[@user-pi5sp8no3w]

Dhruv bhai..... 🙌🏻 I hv been already known to all these FACTS but the way you described and gave your efforts in, is brilliant! 👌🏻👍🏻

[@manoranjandash8361]

Please do the next video on the Manipur conflict, because now it's no longer only news coverage; it's been an international issue as well. Everybody has to know the truth behind all these mishaps. Thank you, Dhruv.❤️

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Waiting for part 3 of Evolution 😊❤❤

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Read ncert

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Evidence of theory of evolution: Fossil Record: The fossil record provides a chronological record of past life forms, showing a pattern of gradual change over time. Fossils of simpler organisms are found in deeper rock layers, while more complex organisms appear in more recent layers. Transitional fossils, such as Archaeopteryx (a bird-like dinosaur) and Tiktaalik (a fish-like amphibian), exhibit characteristics of both ancestral and descendant species, supporting the idea of common ancestry. Homologous Structures: Similarities in anatomical structures among different species indicate common ancestry. For example, the pentadactyl limb structure (having five digits) is found in various vertebrates, including humans, cats, bats, and whales, suggesting a common ancestor with this trait. Vestigial Organs: Vestigial organs are structures that have lost most or all of their original function through evolution. Examples include the appendix in humans, the pelvis in whales, and the wings of flightless birds. These vestigial organs make sense in the context of evolutionary history, as they were likely functional in ancestral species. Genetic Evidence: DNA sequencing has provided compelling evidence for evolution. Comparative analysis of DNA and protein sequences across different species reveals similarities and patterns of relatedness. The degree of similarity in DNA sequences between species corresponds to their evolutionary relationship, with more closely related species having more similar DNA. Biogeography: The distribution of species across different geographical regions can be explained by evolution. Similar environments tend to have similar species, even in geographically separated areas. This can be seen in the distribution of marsupials, which are found predominantly in Australia and nearby regions. Observational Evidence: Direct observations of natural selection and speciation have been documented. Examples include the evolution of antibiotic resistance in bacteria and the adaptive changes observed in Galapagos finches studied by Charles Darwin. Comparative Embryology: Embryological development provides evidence for common ancestry. The early stages of development in different organisms often show striking similarities, indicating shared ancestry. For instance, the embryos of humans, fish, and birds exhibit gill-like structures early on, reflecting their evolutionary history.

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One of Dhruv's best videos. Great Job!

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Please explain about civilizations around the world eg indus valley and harappam civilizations . I am curious to know.

[@theexplorer4873]

Please make part 3 on evolution. I love this series 😍

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Released today

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End tk ake pohuche aur kiya bolna hai 😅😅😅

[@thatmessygirl.06]

Being an Anthropology student I can imagine the amount of time you and your team spent on this video... The whole "evolution" process packed up in a 31 min video!! Great work Dhruv and his team 🙌 PS: I don't really comment on anything... But here I had to appreciate the work and efforts.

[@taruntamuli9013]

your video lessons are easy to follow because the units are arranged systematically and language used is simple. Please continue making such educative videos. They are both enjoying and enriching.

[@jalaludin3530]

Sir so much interesting i m waiting part 3 of evolution.❤

[@yogentamang6824]

As a bio student, this video was very informative! Thanks a bunch dhruv

[@jayastusenapati1271]

This is one of the best and comprehensive videos on human evolution. I am a leukemic physician and take immense interest in anthropology. I think the way this videos sums up and shows the branching of human evolution is very lucid and truly marvelous!

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we want part 3 part 4 part 5 and so on more detail about the initial evolution .. love from Nepal

[@jyotishnakumari1235]

Just wow being a biologist i can appreciate how well he explained everything…….i m just amazed and this is really exciting that he know cruck of computers science as well if that knowledge is applied to biology then lots of complex concepts are easy to explain and we get our answers easily…..anyway they r being applied in molecular biology to analyze data generated by sequencing…… omic study are completely amalgum of advance biology and data science. Do explore and make videos on that as well…..

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You can't judge a person from which political party he support Full respect for dhruv 😊

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Maturity is when you realise he support ideology

[@Sumit_Chaudhary17]

But Aandbhakat can't understand

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Lol

[@GratefulGoutam]

AAP funds him. Creating these educational videos are his passion.

[@ayanmukherjee2495]

I don't you will read my comment or not. but I want you to make a video a on a differentiation of present generation. Some people says we are not ment for meat eating like iskon people. Some says santanas are eating meats from from more more ago. Muslims has different reasons of belief of eating meat. I am not referring for perticular kind of meat... Please make video which connect the morder religious humans with ancient one... I will be honoured if look into that matter...

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3:47 Yeh toh mere bare mai bol rha hai....!!

[@Chef_Ami]

Dhrub sir .. part 3 banao clear nahi huwa Evaluation avi v hai toh example v dekhado ..

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The fact that this content is free is awesome

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😂

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90 percent leftist

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8:32 Panchhi banu udti phiroon 🧚😂

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Very informative thanks for acknowledge us.

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Waiting Part 3 of Evaluation mind blowing video 🙂🙂

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We need part 3.. we love evolution

[@seemaDevi-bn9nc]

Thank you dhruv bhaiya you helped me revising my 12th biology chapter 😊

[@Anvesh49]

But isn't it apart of 10th syallabus already

[@jatinderkumar3878]

In 10th its just a trailer.. but in 12th all concepts A to Z are given.

[@Anvesh49]

@@jatinderkumar3878 so he taught 12th A-Z in a video then we should send to kota to teach👏

[@heeramansure]

Please make part 3

[@pardeepgrewal7736]

Wah Dhruv you explaned like a mature biologist !❤ well done ! Bravo .......

[@ManjeetKaur-jr1qv]

Pls dhruv sir make more videos on this topic pls We want part 3❤

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Hmm. Ok beta

[@Mr.introvert05]

Manipur ke upar aana chahiye abhi

[@pratikkumaryadav3414]

Being a NEET aspirant , this video feels so relatable and interesting 🔥

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True

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Me to brother ❤️❤️ lets crack together ❤️❤️

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padle vrna hmesha aspirant hi rh jaega.

[@Mercurial7]

Sahi baat hain but this is like a detail lecture of evolution chapter ❤️

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Yahh upcourse..

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[@soumitranath9624]

Want part - 3 , thanks for the video.

[@Imran__1947]

Just imagine....Dhruv teaching us Biology in our 11th class...I would be a famous doctor or scientist in the respective field.... The way he explain things are just mind boggling....Wish my teachers had taught us with the same enthusiasm and concepts...I would be a totally different person now😁

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Yes right sir. You should also appreciate the researcher Vijeta Dahiya for his amazing research which is why Dhruv could make this video

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Not him, but his whole team who make the scripts 😙

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I am telling this with experience that explaining the process of Evolution is not an easy task, and the way this channel has tried to portray things in a visual manner is commendable.

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भाई आप कमाल हो,आपके एक्सप्लेन करने का तरीका शानदार है।कोई फालतू की बात नहीं ,सीधे मुद्दे की बात करते हो आप । मजा आ रहा है आपके वीडियो देखकर,धीरे - धीरे मैं आपके सभी वीडियो देखने का प्रयास कर रहा हुं।आप भी लगे रहिए,हम भी लगे है।🙏🙏

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Dhanyawaad itna behtarin tarike se samjhane ke liye ❤❤❤❤❤

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Didn't felt like a 31 minute video.... An explain evey student needs. Kudos to Dhruv and his team 🙌

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Exactly 💯

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HE HAS NO TEAM , HE DOES EVERYTHING HIMSELF

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@@Prakash-qu5qv He has a team.

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@@dipanjanbanerjee6075 who? his wife?

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@@Prakash-qu5qvNo 😂.Like editor, script writers, thumbnail creators etc.

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बहुत ही बढ़िया इनफॉर्मेटिव वीडियो मै चाहूंगा की पार्ट 3 भी आए । ऐसे ही लगे रहिए ध्रुव भाई आप जैसे लोगो की देश के आने वाली पीढ़ी को बहुत जरूरत है Love you dhruv bahi❤

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Evolution part 3, please 🙏 We're waiting

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इस वीडियो को देख के तो यही लग रहा है कि इतने सारे धर्मो की और देवी देवताओं की तो कोई वैल्यू ही नही बची है?

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True

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I am 16 years old and I watch all videos of Druve Rathe sir because his all videos are very knowledgeable Thanks sir ❤❤❤❤

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Nice. Keep learning science.

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Same, I'm also 16

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Humans hv always been humans

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I make science videos if u like then pls subscribe otherwise u can dislike.❤😊

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What an Insightful video. This video should be played in Classrooms to teach students How did Humans Evolve. Videos like these can help Primary schools Science teachers to give better understanding about the topic to the students. Excellent narration as well as Visuals. Kudos to the Team DR. 👌🏻

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Absolutely

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@roaster_akhil us chhapri ko system ki spelling bhi nhi aati hogi gavar kahika 😂🤣🤣🤣

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but pity that our govt removing these kind of topics from syllabus.

[@saleemsaifi04]

Australopithecus: Extinct Apes Evolutionists claim that Australopithecus are the most primitive ancestors of modern men. These are an old species with a head and skull structure similar to that of modern apes, yet with a smaller cranial capacity. According to the claims of evolutionists, these creatures have a very important feature that authenticates them as the ancestors of men: bipedalism. The movements of apes and men are completely different. Human beings are the only living creatures that move freely about on two feet. Some other animals do have a limited ability to move in this way, but those that do have bent skeletons. According to evolutionists, these living beings called Australopithecus had the ability to walk in a bent rather than an upright posture like human beings. Even this limited bipedal stride was sufficient to encourage evolutionists to project onto these creatures that they were the ancestors of man. However, the first evidence refuting the allegations of evolutionists that Australopithecus were bipedal came from evolutionists themselves. Detailed studies made on Australopithecus fossils forced even evolutionists to admit that these looked "too" ape-like. Having conducted detailed anatomical research on Australopithecus fossils in the mid-1970s, Charles E. Oxnard likened the skeletal structure of Australopithecus to that of modern orang-utans: An important part of today's conventional wisdom about human evolution is based on studies of teeth, jaws and skull fragments of australopithecine fossils. These all indicate that the close relation of the australopithecine to the human lineage may not be true. All these fossils are different from gorillas, chimpanzees and men. Studied as a group, the australopithecine seems more like the orang-utan.50 What really embarrassed evolutionists was the discovery that Austra-lopithecus could not have walked on two feet and with a bent posture. It would have been physically very ineffective for Australopithecus, allegedly bipedal but with a bent stride, to move about in such a way because of the enormous energy demands it would have entailed. By means of computer simulations conducted in 1996, the English paleoanthropologist Robin Crompton also demonstrated that such a "compound" stride was impossible. Crompton reached the following conclusion: a living being can walk either upright or on all fours. A type of in-between stride cannot be sustained for long periods because of the extreme energy consumption. This means that Australopithecus could not have been bipedal and also have a bent walking posture. Probably the most important study demonstrating that Australopithecus could not have been bipedal came in 1994 from the research anatomist Fred Spoor and his team in the Department of Human Anatomy and Cellular Biology at the University of Liverpool, England. This group conducted studies on the bipedalism of fossilised living beings. Their research investigated the involuntary balance mechanism found in the cochlea of the ear, and the findings showed conclusively that Australopithecus could not have been bipedal. This precluded any claims that Australopithecus was human-like. 50 Charles E. Oxnard, "the Place of Australopithecines in Human Evolution: Grounds for Doubt", Nature, vol.258, p.389 Read or download New Research Demolishes Evolution (secretbeyondmatter.com)

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The Homo Series: Real Human Beings The next step in the imaginary human evolution scheme is "Homo", that is, the human series. These living beings are humans who are no different from modern men, yet who have some racial differences. Seeking to exaggerate these differences, evolutionists represent these people not as a "race" of modern man but as a different "species". However, as we will soon see, the people in the Homo series are nothing but ordinary human racial types. According to the fanciful scheme of evolutionists, the internal imaginary evolution of the Homo species is as follows: First Homo erectus, then Homo sapiens archaic and Neanderthal Man, later Cro-Magnon Man and finally modern man. Despite the claims of evolutionists to the contrary, all the "species" we have enumerated above are nothing but genuine human beings. Let us first examine Homo erectus, who evolutionists refer to as the most primitive human species. The most striking evidence showing that Homo erectus is not a "primitive" species is the fossil of "Turkana Boy", one of the oldest Homo erectus remains. It is estimated that the fossil was of a 12-year-old boy, who would have been 1.83 meters tall in his adolescence. The upright skeletal structure of the fossil is no different from that of modern man. Its tall and slender skeletal structure totally complies with that of the people living in tropical regions in our day. This fossil is one of the most important pieces of evidence that Homo erectus is simply another specimen of the modern human race. Evolutionist paleontologist Richard Leakey compares Homo erectus and modern man as follows: One would also see differences in the shape of the skull, in the degree of protrusion of the face, the robustness of the brows and so on. These differences are probably no more pronounced than we see today between the separate geographical races of modern humans. Such biological variation arises when populations are geographically separated from each other for significant lengths of time.51 Leakey means to say that the difference between Homo erectus and us is no more than the difference between Negroes and Eskimos. The cranial features of Homo erectus resulted from their manner of feeding, and genetic emigration and from their not assimilating with other human races for a lengthy period. Another strong piece of evidence that Homo erectus is not a "primitive" species is that fossils of this species have been unearthed aged twenty-seven thousand years and even thirteen thousand years. According to an article published in Time - which is not a scientific periodical, but nevertheless had a sweeping effect on the world of science - Homo erectus fossils aged twenty-seven thousand years were found on the island of Java. In the Kow swamp in Australia, some thirteen thousand year-old fossils were found that bore Homo Sapiens-Homo Erectus characteristics. All these fossils demonstrate that Homo erectus continued living up to times very close to our day and were nothing but a human race that has since been buried in history. Archaic Homo Sapiens and Neanderthal Man Archaic Homo sapiens is the immediate forerunner of contemporary man in the imaginary evolutionary scheme. In fact, evolutionists do not have much to say about these men, as there are only minor differences between them and modern men. Some researchers even state that representatives of this race are still living today, and point to the Aborigines in Australia as an example. Like Homo sapiens, the Aborigines also have thick protruding eyebrows, an inward-inclined mandibular structure, and a slightly smaller cranial volume. Moreover, significant discoveries have been made hinting that such people lived in Hungary and in some villages in Italy until not very long ago. Evolutionists point to human fossils unearthed in the Neander valley of Holland which have been named Neanderthal Man. Many contemporary researchers define Neanderthal Man as a sub-species of modern man and call it "Homo sapiens neandertalensis". It is definite that this race lived together with modern humans, at the same time and in the same areas. The findings testify that Neanderthals buried their dead, fashioned musical instruments, and had cultural affinities with the Homo sapiens sapiens living during the same period. Entirely modern skulls and skeletal structures of Neanderthal fossils are not open to any speculation. A prominent authority on the subject, Erik Trinkaus from New Mexico University writes: Detailed comparisons of Neanderthal skeletal remains with those of modern humans have shown that there is nothing in Neanderthal anatomy that conclusively indicates locomotor, manipulative, intellectual, or linguistic abilities inferior to those of modern humans.52 To put it precisely, Neanderthals are a particular human race that assimilated with other races in time. All of these factors show that the scenario of "human evolution" fabricated by evolutionists is a figment of their imaginations, and that men have always been men and apes always apes. 51 Richard Leakey, The Making of Mankind, London: Sphere Books, 1981, p. 62. 52 Erik Trinkaus, "Hard Times Among the Neanderthals", Natural History, vol 87, December 1978, p. 10; R. L. Holloway, "The Neanderthal Brain: What Was Primitive", American Journal of Physical Anthropology Supplement, Vol 12, 1991, p. 94. Read or download New Research Demolishes Evolution (secretbeyondmatter.com)

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Thank you sir aap ne bohot sari chheje clear kar di..mai aek student to nahi hu but i am a learner...so it's very useful for me 🙏

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Next part bhi banaye me uske liye bahut exait hun

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Dhruv ,you are just a sample of india's true potential.wish you all the best

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Abdul

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Hats off to Dhruv Rathee and your team for this detailed and informational video, You never fail to teach us in best possible way. Thank you so much for this information.

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What a wonderful explanation...😊😊

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You can't judge a person from which political party he support full respect for Dhruv Rathee ❤

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He don't support any political party. It is possible he had appreciated the good work done by any party. But still he is not a follower of any party.

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I think dhru is not a follower of any party. But ofcourse u can judge a person by their political affiliation. Ofcourse I will judge a person with extremist political affiliation

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​@@shahrosebharti6237he always stay against one party 😂

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He support and follow AAP

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Actually you can. Santron 🍊 ki party evolution me kaha believe karti hai. Wo log chouthi pass hoke khus hain

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Kaash mai aapke saath aur aur apke pass rehkar itni saari knowledge sikh pata 😐You are a one of the great Teacher, motivator.....Love you dhruv bhaiyaaaa😍

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Yes 😍We want part 3 waiting for part 3 ❤️

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अब तो ऐसा लगता है कि आप मेरा family member हो ❤

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Its interesting, discussed in a very simple and modern way, highly educative, looking forward for the 3 rd part, which may be more interesting

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My respect is increasing day by day by dhruv sir ❤

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💗💗💗💗 Yes Yes I want Part 3 of this.....

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Thank You So Much For Create this Series "

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Definitely make a video on part 3. I would actually like to see a video on a) consciousness and how human consciousness is different from other species and b) perception of passage of time by living organism like us.

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By the way is dhruv scared of Engineer why is he not replying to his video he even blocked him why ?

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​@@Yash_Kachhawah-ck9wispammer ho kya?😂

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