| Subject: | Re: skinny runners |
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| From: | "Lee Olsen" |
| Date: | 30 Aug 2005 07:03:11 -0700 |
| Newsgroups: | sci.anthropology.paleo |
Marc Verhaegen wrote: > "Lee Olsen" <paleocity@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message > news:1125283954.105712.195690@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx > > >I see, in spite of no physical evidence for a littoral specialization that S/H demands All below better explains why early Homo was a savanna dweller and a hunter. I'm only waiting for 1 single little argument against our S/A hypothesis. So far, you completely fail to explain how AAT falsifies this. > - large brain: not seen in savanna mammals > - poor olfaction: for savanna IYO?? > - ext.nose: idem?? > - slow running > - heavy sweating > - plantigrady > - long femoral necks > - no fur > - SC fat > - high sodium & water needs > - high iodine needs > - etc.etc.etc. > Please inform a bit on biology, Lee. Actually, Langdon did much better informing than I could, you really need to review his new book. |
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