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Recieved: 2002/06/27 04:34
Subject: Re: [K-list] Re: Evolution again The missing link
From: Bestpoet

On 2002/06/27 04:34, Bestpoet posted thus to the K-list:

<<but if a human evolved from an ape-like creature, that is pretty much the same idea. this is just another spin on the same theory - that humans evolved from another creature, the closest one being to humans being an ape or pre-ape.

Not really. The common ancestor could have been something like the tree shrew, a small mammal . . . the idea is that there were no apes or ape-like creatures nor humans when the split happened. The ape-like creatures came a long time after the split. And of course, if we going back far enough, according to the theory, all mammals evolved from a common ancestor too, which was probably something fish-reptile like. So it's not just the chimps and apes who are our relatives, but every species on earth is our cousin. I can't wait for the family reunion!

Barg


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