Research shows that genes determine men are endangered

A study by researcher sex chromosome Jennifer Graves of the Australian National University, said the Y chromosome responsible for sex determination in man is dying and should disappear within the next five million years.

Because of extinction, men may follow the same path of a type of rodent that still manages to play despite having genes that are vital part of chromosome Y.

During a lecture to medical students, the researcher said that a second species of human beings could arise in future.

Source: Scene G