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From chimp to man: it's as easy as 1, 2, 3!

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Archer Opteryx
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10-15-2006 10:42 AM 		Reply to: Message 66 by palehorse
10-15-2006 10:33 AM

Welcome to EvC, palehorse. You seem very confident of your point of view.
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These two links destroy evolution utterly.
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Or not.
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There are People that have imaginary friends on both sides.
Evolution being perhaps the most absurd of the two.
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I like that 'perhaps.'
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Welcome, anyway.
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Archer
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All species are transitional.
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Archer Opteryx
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10-17-2006 2:20 PM 		Reply to: Message 8 by AdminNosy
09-30-2005 7:01 PM

Human evolution
AdminNosy:
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This is going to be a fascinating area of research in the next decade. We are actually starting to piece together the jigsaw puzzle that offers a clue as to just how (in some detail) we may have evolved. Fun stuff!
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I'd be grateful for a thumbnail sketch from one of our specialists of where that research stands right now.
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One reads in the pop-sci press about specific finds but it's hard to divine the big picture from that. And the state of knowledge is rapidly changing. Web sites on this subject quickly go out of date.
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A brief rundown could help us ground the thread now, too. It's a good topic but the participation on this one has been unusually... mercurial.
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Archer
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All species are transitional.
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