Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Humanzee
It doesn't speculate, it reports on experiments, historical evidence, and the genetic underpinning that drive those studies. It used to be over 98% absolute crap, but I worked pretty hard to get that out. The Ivanov experiments are real. Bedford's experiments with in-vitro hybridization of gibbon eggs with human sperm are real. Oliver is real, even if he isn't a real humanzee. The genetic studies showing the similarities are real, and the genetic evidence of hybridization shortly after the species divergence is also real. Not really existing isn't a guideline under , it's whether reliable sources have written about it, and they have. The whole cryptozoology project would collapse if articles about mythical and hypothetical species were yanked out from underneath them. Hell, this article even got a visit from
— User:ScienceApologist, 15:22, 24 August 2008 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:N (Wikipedia:Notability)