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Palaeontology

Fossil links humans and monkeys

By T.K. Randall
July 16, 2010 · Comment icon 5 comments

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A 29-million-year-old skull has indicated that apes and Old World monkeys diverged far later than thought.
Researchers have discovered the skull of a 29 million-year-old animal that could be a common ancestor of Old World monkeys and apes, including humans.


Source: BBC News | Comments (5)




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Comment icon #1 Posted by Fluffybunny 15 years ago
Oh Boy...I can't wait to read the upcoming butchering of the findings of this report.
Comment icon #2 Posted by danielost 15 years ago
that could be a common ancestor key words.
Comment icon #3 Posted by Eldorado 15 years ago
Oh Boy...I can't wait to read the upcoming butchering of the findings of this report. Me too....lol
Comment icon #4 Posted by SV-001 15 years ago
oo oo ah ah
Comment icon #5 Posted by :PsYKoTiC:BeHAvIoR: 15 years ago
Oh Boy...I can't wait to read the upcoming butchering of the findings of this report. Haha, yeah. One has to admit with all the claims and manipulations concerning the missing link in the past, it's a poor track record for staying optimistic.


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