http://www.nydailynews.com/news/us_w...light_on_.html

Pretty crazy, if you read the article, this supposedly is more important than the discovery of Lucy

 

I found the missing link:





Oh wait...

 

"Its so easy, even Brucelee can do it!"

 

There is no one "missing link." That term was derived by the anti-evolution people since there is a small gap between each step of the evolutionary timetable. Of course there is a gap though! If you have two things that are different, you can't have their similarities overlap too. They can't be the same AND different

Anyways, therefore, the more "missing links" found between two different evolutionary periods, the more "missing links" there will need to be found! Fill one gap, and you create another gap on either side.

That being said, Daniel is the missing link.

 

I know that its not the missing link but if i title it fossil found that has primate and mammal characteristics no one is gonna understand why its a groundbreaking

 

lol reading the comments on that article is like reading the ones from 'tuner vs muscle' racing vids on youtube

 

This is true

I wonder if my anthropology teacher has heard about this.

 

I sure hope so! My teacher actually sent out the link to everyone in her classes but she does teach biological anthropology and that is my major too and I know so he/she should know too

 

it gonna be air next week

alan'09

 

Primates are mammals...

 

we aint no retarded-gay-fish-frog-squirrel-monkeys!

 

no one really knows

and that is the beauty of it all

 

i believe all of this!!!!!!!!!!




although that fossil does look interesting lol

so.............. which mad scientist is gonna **** it?

 

I know... but mammals came first so a mammal that has primate characteristics is ground breaking.

 

...what?

Don't you mean a primate with H. sapien characteristics?

Primates have been around for 65 million of years and this is NOT the first mammal with primate features.

However, this is one of the first classified primates with sapien characteristics.