Missing link found

[davek]

http://www.guardian.co.uk/science/2010/apr/08/fossil-skeletons-unknown-human-ancestor

Interesting find in South Africa said to bridge the gap between long limbed, tree dwelling, ape-like creatures to upright humans.

Loling at the language science boffins use to argue the toss with each other...

"The transition to Homo continues to be almost totally confusing," Donald Johanson at Arizona State University in Tempe told Science Magazine....Johanson is convinced Berger has it wrong: "It's Homo," he said.

 

[bluebloodinmyveins]

Jimmy Hill surely?

 

[davek]

Jimmy Hill surely?

"...they have long legs and a pelvis that is well adapted to walking upright. Their brains were exceptionally small, around a third the size of a modern human's."

 

[Reidy's Bottle Of Grecian]

the missing link will be found by the thousand, walking down the breck rd. about now carrying an array of portraits and placards.

 

[Dutch Toffee]

http://www.guardian.co.uk/science/2010/apr/08/fossil-skeletons-unknown-human-ancestor

Interesting find in South Africa said to bridge the gap between long limbed, tree dwelling, ape-like creatures to upright humans.

Loling at the language science boffins use to argue the toss with each other...

"The transition to Homo continues to be almost totally confusing," Donald Johanson at Arizona State University in Tempe told Science Magazine....Johanson is convinced Berger has it wrong: "It's Homo," he said.

"...they have long legs and a pelvis that is well adapted to walking upright. Their brains were exceptionally small, around a third the size of a modern human's."

It's homo alright.