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Anoiapithecus brevirostris And The Origins Of Great Apes & Humans
Over at Primatology.net, I’ve written about a new ‘missing link’, Anoiapithecus brevirostris (IPS43000) from Abocador de Can Mata, Spain. I’m cross posting it here for two reas… more →
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Interesting Fossil Pictures: Australopithecus afarensis
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afarensis, FCD wrote 15 hours ago: AL 288-1 casts a large shadow. The fact that such a large percentage of Lucy’s skeleton was re … more →
Are Humans Closer to Chimps, or Orangs?
Creation Man wrote 4 days ago: That’s the question addressed by this article that appeared yesterday at the Fox News Channel … more →
Schwartz, Molecules, and Morphology: There Can Be Only One
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afarensis, FCD wrote 1 week ago: Connor MacLeod: How do you fight such a savage? Ramirez: With heart, faith and steel. In the end the … more →
Zhoukoudian Locality 1 in danger of collapse!
chiarch wrote 1 week ago: A news article came out today that rescue excavations will commence immediately at the Zhoukoudian C … more →
More on Schwartz and Orangutans
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afarensis, FCD wrote 1 week ago: I haven’t had a lot of time for reading lately, so I am still in the process of reading the pa … more →
Just When You Thought It Was Safe To Say Chimps And Humans Share A Common Ancestor
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afarensis, FCD wrote 2 weeks ago: The Red Ape rears it’s ugly head. Here is a lengthy quote from PhysOrg.Com: Schwartz and Greha … more →
Anoiapithecus brevirostris: An Interesting Miocene Ape
afarensis, FCD wrote 3 weeks ago: I have mentioned this find in several posts in a “hey look at this” kind of way, but wan … more →
Roast Mammoth
afarensis, FCD wrote 1 month ago: Discovery Channel has an interesting story on Pavlov VI and some roasted meat: Svoboda, a professor … more →
Anoiapithecus brevirostris
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afarensis, FCD wrote 1 month ago: I’m still in the process of reading the paper and hope to have a more detailed post up later. … more →
Anoiapithecus brevirostris And The Origins Of Great Apes & Humans
Kambiz Kamrani wrote 1 month ago: Over at Primatology.net, I’ve written about a new ‘missing link’, Anoiapithecus br … more →
Lluc, Anoiapithecus brevirostris, A New Hominoid Species from Abocador de Can Mata, Spain
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Kambiz Kamrani wrote 1 month ago: Els Hostalets de Pierola, Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain By way of Afarensis is news of a new Middle Mi … more →
New Hominoid Discovered: Anoiapithecus brevirostris
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afarensis, FCD wrote 1 month ago: PhysOrg.Com is reporting on the discovery of a new, and important, hominoid. The new hominoid has b … more →
New York Times Showcases Paleoanthropological Artist Viktor Deak
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Kambiz Kamrani wrote 1 month ago: Viktor Deak's reconstruction of Homo heidelbergensis (Stage 5) About a year and half ago I enrol … more →
New Species of (Extinct) Giant Sloth Lemur Discovered
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afarensis, FCD wrote 1 month ago: Sloth lemurs are extinct species that are the sister clade to the Indiids. They have the widest rang … more →
Ida Adapoid
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zinjanthropus wrote 1 month ago: Leave it to me to go out camping in the wilderness while the most important discovery in the history … more →
Hypocrisy and Darwinius masillae
afarensis, FCD wrote 1 month ago: PZ has a link to an interview with some of the Darwinius masillae hype. One comment, by Jørn Hurum, … more →
Most complete fossil primate, Darwinius masillae
Beast Ape wrote 1 month ago: Here is a link to a recent publication describing the most complete known fossil primate specimen … more →
A summer for hobbits
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Beast Ape wrote 1 month ago: Two publications in Nature this week 1,2, a special issue of the Journal of Human Evolution, and a c … more →
Before The Dawn
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Johanna wrote 1 month ago: Sometimes, life does get in the way of blogging. That and large doses of TV miniseries in its vari … more →
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