it is medically and scientifically proven that the male gene is slowly disappearing and will not exist in about 110,000 years...so the real question is since it is shrinking does that effect penis size...random question but it does have a valid background to be asking about!!!

yet, this has been proven with other species on the earth..there is a race of lizards that has had this happen to them, all the males are gone and only females remain...besides, genetic engineers have seen prove of this over the years that they have studied it

110,000 years who cares your not gonna live that long thats their problem and its prolly a crack pot theory how would you compare lizards to humans

yes i agree with warpurglis you cant compare lizards and humans because they are reptiles and we are mammals. thus there genes dna whatever is completely different.

actually if the dinosaurs were still alive, scientists therorize that they would evolved to look humanoid, but coldblooded and green, you know kind or how humans evolved from primeapes

Well, let me start of by saying that the species of lizards that you speak of, which I think is the whiptail, are slowly dieing out because they have no genetic diversity seeing as they asexually reproduce, and the offspring is a clone of the mother so all the genetic defects present in the mother are passed on to generation after generation, while at the same time other genetic defects will most likely present themselves and the species will sooner are later die out from lack of diversity and immunity, which is usually passed on by the male of the species. The reason I doubt that humans will suffer the same fate is that it physiologically impossible for a mammal to produce offspring without the assistance of a partner; the whiptail lizards lay unfertilized eggs, which actually hatch creating the clones. If a mammal releases an egg and it is not fertilized it will die and be passed in a matter of days, and will never produce any offspring. I hope this helped shed some light on the subject.


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lol, i just thought that it was a funny thing to post and ask about the male gene...you have to say it is kind of funny though!

Reptile Humanoids not mammals.Reptiles are not even close to the same thing as humans or primeapes

Well, technically dinosaurs still exist, that is if you consider the alligators and crocodiles seeing as they have gone unchanged for millions of years, and they have proof of this through the fossil record, so I highly doubt they would have evolved to the extent that you say. The reason the crocodiles and alligators have gone unchanged for so long is that they are perfectly designed for the niche they fall in, and why mess with perfection, seeing as they have changed very little over the past 100 million years.


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