> is there an african homo sapiens that shares dna with the cro magnon(the european homo sapiens)? the terms that you're talking about will be confusing and go in a circle for something like google because cro magnon .... is ... an african homo sapien. cro-magnon - especially according to the contexts google will talk in - is a type of african homo sapien. 'homo sapien' comes from africa... it is african.... cro magnon is homo sapien.... therefore, according to political line, cro magnon biologically is an african. you can see this issue if you asked google something like > do all great apes come from africa? it will say no. because orangutans in asia or whatever. because the orangutan is a politically recognised species, and where a species politiclaly originates depends upon where it politically evolved. and if you ask > do all homos come from africa? ('homos' as in neanderthal and homo sapien and denisovan etc)  it will say no. because neanderthals and denisovans and whoever else didn't necessarily evolve in africa; when they became a species they were outside of africa. but if you ask > do cro-magnon/whatever type of homo sapien come from africa? it will say yes. because cro-magnon, and other subtypes of homo sapien, are not recognised as having *evolved* outside of africa, therefore, politically, what they are biologically in political terms, is simply 'african' - 'we are all africans'
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