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Far fewer human genes exist than we once thought, scientists say Posted Oct. 25, 2004 Courtesy Nature and World Science staff Ten years ago, scientists thought...
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Dec 2, 2004
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Humans can learn to be nice 12:04 01 December 04 NewScientist.com news service Genes exert a strong influence over how nice - or socially responsible - humans...
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Dec 3, 2004
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Colleagues, For anyone who's in the least interested, I have just uploaded a spreadsheet to the files section on Paleoanthro which shows the posting trends (#...
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Dec 3, 2004
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Perhaps it was necessary to run fast and far to escape predatory cannibals? Artemis ... many more non-homo ... the statistical ... more. Nature rarely ... ...
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Dec 4, 2004
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Artemistroy (artemispub@...) wrote: <Perhaps it was necessary to run fast and far to escape predatory cannibals?> I think the "savannah" phase has a...
Jaime A. Headden
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Dec 4, 2004
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Additionally, the reduction in jaw strength and shape permitted enlargement of the brain. -- Artemis ... Why Some Men Are So Handsome Good-looking guys have...
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Dec 5, 2004
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townhall.com Hype, hoaxes, hacks . . . and science Paul Jacob December 5, 2004 The end is near. Well, the end of the year is near. So it's time to ape Dave ...
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Dec 7, 2004
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My pet theory is that Homo's ancestor descended from a bipedal ape that never was a knuckle-walker or much of a branch-hanger. Since evolution selects on...
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Dec 8, 2004
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Dec 8, 2004
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Dear fellow members, At the moment I am working on my paper for the third year in college. It's about the fossils of H. habilis in the Olduvai Gorge and to be...
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Dec 9, 2004
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Rutger, You're likely to find a faunal list for Olduvai Gorge Bed I in: Leakey, M.D. 1971. Olduvai Gorge, Vol. 3. Excavations in Beds I and II, 1960-1963....
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Dec 9, 2004
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ARTE RUPESTRE - ROCK ART - PREHISTORY - ANTHROPOLOGY - PRIMITIVE ART. - ARTE CONTEMPORANEO - CONTEMPORARY ART - TRIBAL ART - ...
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Dec 11, 2004
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Title: Science & Technology at Scientific American.com: Brain Asymmetries in Chimps Resemble Those of Humans Address: ...
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Dec 14, 2004
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There is a link today at archeologica to a piece about a 500,000 year old hand axe recently discovered in England wherein they speak of this an an early human ...
johanmathiesen
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Dec 19, 2004
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... the ... A definition restricted to Homo sapiens is very narrow definition of "human" and one I cannot agree with. Whatever level of behavioral differences...
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Dec 19, 2004
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... From: <dar_83001@...> ... I tend to agree. The term 'human' does seem to denote a single species, but the question of whether Hs could interbreed...
Gerard Michael Burns
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Dec 19, 2004
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Also with new sketch of Homo floresiensis type specimen http://www.lorencoleman.com/top_cryptozoology_2004.html...
Loren Coleman
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Dec 19, 2004
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There's no reason that they couldn't interbreed. See http://rafonda.com "Speculations on speciation." Artemis ... behavioral ... mosaic ... and ... species,...
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Dec 20, 2004
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There are major and minor differences between Homo, depending on what continent you're referring to. Currently, some populations evidence more H. erectus...
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Dec 20, 2004
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14412
The Slovenia Neandertal flute is dated at 45,000 years. Did sapiens rip it off? http://www.guardian.co.uk/arts/news/story/0,11711,1375698,00.html ...
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Dec 20, 2004
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Cleopatra: Scientist, Not Seductress? By Jennifer Viegas, Discovery News Dec. 14, 2004 —Medieval Arabic texts suggest that Egyptian queen Cleopatra VII was a...
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Dec 20, 2004
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Well, names are an interesting thing. We "know" things by naming them. One can call all tool-making primates humans, whether or not they can interbreed with...
Johan & Kay Mathiesen
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Dec 21, 2004
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From 100 Facts: FACT #21: The name Homo sapien was first used by the 18th Century Swedish botanist Carolus Linnaeus. The word "sapien" means "wise." The name...
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Dec 21, 2004
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From: "artemispub" <artemispub@...> ... Last time I looked in the Systema Naturae europaeus was one of the five subspecies into which Linnaeus divided...
Torfinn Ørmen
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Dec 21, 2004
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... FACT #21: The name Homo sapien was first used by the 18th Century Swedish botanist Carolus Linnaeus. The word "sapien" means "wise." The name was ...
Johan & Kay Mathiesen
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Dec 22, 2004
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Neandertal flute is dated at 45,000 years. Was Mozart, and other brilliant Euro composers, a descendent of these early flutemakers? Who WAS the first "human,"...
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Dec 22, 2004
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There is H. sapiens, and there is H. sapiens sapiens, the "true" hu- man ("hu" is Indo-European for "true"). The question is: from where, and when, did H....
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Dec 22, 2004
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Are you not a Caucasian? We are still trying to figure out why Caucasians hate their own race. Artemis (proud to be a Caucasian) ... Swedish ... name was ... ...
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Dec 22, 2004
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... From: "artemistroy" <artemispub@...> ... It is logical to be proud of something difficult that one has accomplished through hard work and the...
Gerard Michael Burns
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