"All humans that have evidence of an elatus labialis wingeulus on their
upper lips are considered to be direct descendants of the prehistoric
humanoid species homo wingeulus."
"This newly-postulated, East Africa-originating species, homo wingeulus,
is defined as a prehistoric humanoid species that outwardly possesses
the upper lip soft tissue variation in the middle, known as
Winge's Peak (WP), or elatus labialis wingeulus,
that is seen in homo sapiens sapiens today," notes Ralph Winge, D.D.S.,
a USC Dental School graduate, who was first to elucidate and name this
oral phenomenon.
Homo wingeulus now joins homo habilis, h erectus, h. rudolfensis,
h. heidelbergensis, h. neanderthalensis, h. luzonensis, h. naledi, and h. floresiensis,
and h. sapiens, and several others as one of the 15 to 20 or so, hotly-debated humanoid
species thought to have existed.
However, there maybe other humanoid species, exclusive of even these twenty
or so, out there whose skeletal remains and other evidence of existence have yet
to be 'discovered adequately' in Africa or elsewhere.
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It is surmised that the trait elatus labialis wingeulus, which seems to have
degrees of genetic dominance shown in subsequent offspring, came from
a single regional tribal group, homo wingeulus, and then, while 'merging'
with the very physically-similar homo sapiens populations, this trait, with its bearers,
migrationally spread throughout Africa and the World, instead of independently
evolving in multiple
populations over time.
This trait had to be genetically dominant to ensure adaptive success and
‘continue on’ during Man's migrations over the world.
A WP can have a phenotypically-derived ‘hypnotic effect’ on the person(s)
watching them speak. This may help 'lure in' an audience (The Anglerfish also
employs a structural diversionary tactic to
confuse and catch prey).
What could otherwise be full attention being given to the speaker's message, is
now divided between the attention of the viewer into what is being said, and how
they visually follow the motion of the speaker's lip Peak. This effect can lull
viewers into thinking about some things other than the message spoken.
This very well may be the first time that a prehistoric humanoid species is
being proposed on an interesting soft tissue representation alone.
Early homo sapiens and early homo wingeulus, it is postulated by Dr. Winge,
coexisted, and eventually merged with each other over time
(around 200,000 or so years ago).
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Mount Kilimanjaro.
Dr. Winge theorizes that homo wingeulus predates
many dispersed African regional groups, possibly evolving and appearing
in the southeastern Nilo-Saharan area,
or the northeastern Niger-Congo B location, near what is today called
Rwanda, Burundi and Mount Kilimanjaro,
or the middle of the East African
Rift Valley area around
the African Great Lakes,
Lake Nalubaale (Victoria), Lake Tanganyika, and Lake Rweru (Edward),
among others.
Homo wingeulus most likely belonged to the
Mitchondrial DNA haplogroup
"L."
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The following are a number of current and recent peoples of different
African tribal groups that are thought to be direct descendents of
homo wingeulus because of their WPs:
San Tribal Women (2)
Zulu Woman
Berber Woman
Mali Woman
Namibian woman
South Sudan People, Dinka (6)
2
Maasai Women (2)
2
Ethiopian Woman
Niger Woman
Mashona Women
4
5
6
Dr. Winge is of the persuasion that,
even way back in the Egyptian Times and before,
the 'Important Ones' wanted to be remembered,
by way of
The Most Precious Metals...and ...The Most Precious Stones...
as Ones with the "Powerful and Eternal Golden...
...Winge's Peaks!
Additional Resources:
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Ralph Winge, D.D.S., USC Dental School Graduate,
elucidator of elatus labialis wingeulus and
Investigative Hunter for evidence of the prehistoric humanoid species
homo wingeulus.