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Although Arabian family trees typically prioritize paternal lineage and exclude women, the Saud dynasty’s genealogy records both mothers and fathers, reflecting a central Arabian view that maternal lineage is as significant as paternal descent.

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The Y-chromosome bottleneck that occurred around 6,000 years ago coincides with abrupt climate change, the desertification of the Sahara, and the Solovki geomagnetic excursion. Out of roughly 20 male lineages, 19 went extinct, which lends credibility to the Noah story. Four wives mean four different maternal lineages, while Noah and his sons all share the same paternal chromosome. One paternal (Y-chromosome) lineage → Noah → his sons. Four maternal lineages → Noah’s wife plus the three sons’ wives. If people at that time knew what was coming, they would have tried to save fewer men and more women, because if the goal was to preserve humanity and repopulate the world, you need more women and fewer men. One man can have children with ten women at the same time, while one woman can have only one child regardless of the number of men.

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