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On Saturday, 13 May 2023 at 13:58:56 UTC+3, marc verhaegen wrote:
> Traditional paleo-anthropology is incredibly wrong in at least 4 instances:
> -- early-Miocene Hominoidea were already "bipedal" sensu "aquarboreal",
You have no fossils. The saleanthropus and orrorin are from late Mioene,
neither looks like aquatic.
> -- S.Afr.australopiths = fossil relatives of Pan, E-Afr.apiths of Gorilla, not Homo,
It is unclear who made the 2.9 mya Oldovan tools and butchered hippos in
Kenya but they were most likely related to humans.
> -- "out of S-Asia" & "out of the Red Sea" are more correct than "out of Africa",
Why? By what evidence? Kenya is not too near to Red Sea and the Ethiopia
is near Red Sea but in Africa.
> -- Plio-Pleistocene Homo were no savanna hunters, but followed coasts & rivers.
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Kenya and Ethiopia were forest ... big to medium game is indeed easier to ambush
and slay near water bodies not in open savanna.
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