1. Evolution
... thousands of fossils from at least 33 hominids of all ages. About 300,00 years old, they appear to represent an early stage of Neanderthal evolution. Eric Delson, a professor of anthropology at Lehman College in New York City said that:" For the first time, we have a good population from a single place and enough variation to show Neanderthal features being distilled and ... means that even dramatic changes in the natural world won't necessarily have evolutionary consequences. Argues Wolpoff: says that, "We"re not going to the next ice age by changing our physical form. We"ll set off an...
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