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September 25, 2005

Re: savanna nonsense (Re: Bo Graslund "Early humans & their world" Routledge, Lee Olsen, 01:46
Re: Tobias: our earliest ancestors were savannah dwellers, (Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Marc Verhaegen, 01:07
Re: savanna nonsense (Re: Bo Graslund "Early humans & their world" Routledge, Marc Verhaegen, 00:53
Re: Australopithecines could not run bipedally, Lee Olsen, 00:26
Re: savanna nonsense (Re: Bo Graslund "Early humans & their world" Routledge, Lee Olsen, 00:24
Re: skinny runners, Marc Verhaegen, 00:18
Re: September is Baby Safety Month, Marc Verhaegen, 00:17
Re: September is Baby Safety Month, Marc Verhaegen, 00:15
Re: Obligate Bimanualism, Marc Verhaegen, 00:13
Re: Tobias: our earliest ancestors were savannah dwellers, (Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Lee Olsen, 00:10
Re: Tobias: if ever our earliest ancestors were savannah dwellers, we must have been the most profligate urinators there (Re: butchering sites at the intersection of river channels (Re: AAT is based on comparative data (Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Marc Verhaegen, 00:00

September 24, 2005

Re: Tobias: our earliest ancestors were savannah dwellers, (Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Marc Verhaegen, 23:59
Re: savanna nonsense (Re: Bo Graslund "Early humans & their world" Routledge, Marc Verhaegen, 23:58
Re: Australopithecines could not run bipedally, Marc Verhaegen, 23:56
Re: September is Baby Safety Month, alas_my_loves, 22:54
Re: skinny runners, JAE, 21:37
Re: Tobias: if ever our earliest ancestors were savannah dwellers, we must have been the most profligate urinators there (Re: butchering sites at the intersection of river channels (Re: AAT is based on comparative data (Re: Algis ranting about AAH, JAE, 21:34
Re: What replaced the Savanna Hypothesis?, Jim McGinn, 20:04
Re: The Myth That Group Selection Has Been Disproven, spiznet, 19:31
Re: The Myth That Group Selection Has Been Disproven, quercophile, 18:59
Green house effect, Mario Petrinovich, 16:00
Re: Australopithecines could not run bipedally, Mario Petrinovich, 15:27
Re: Tobias: our earliest ancestors were savannah dwellers, (Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Lee Olsen, 15:23
Re: savanna nonsense (Re: Bo Graslund "Early humans & their world" Routledge, Lee Olsen, 15:18
Re: September is Baby Safety Month, Lee Olsen, 15:08
Re: What replaced the Savanna Hypothesis?, Mario Petrinovich, 15:00
Re: What replaced the Savanna Hypothesis?, Mario Petrinovich, 14:59
Re: Obligate Bimanualism, Mario Petrinovich, 14:27
Re: September is Baby Safety Month, mclark, 14:12
Re: Australopithecines could not run bipedally, Mario Petrinovich, 13:55
Re: antiAAT fanatics (Re: SHARKS DO NOT EAT SEA OTTERS (a breaking discovery... of mine, ; )), Mario Petrinovich, 13:47
antiAAT fanatics (Re: SHARKS DO NOT EAT SEA OTTERS (a breaking discovery... of mine, ; )), Marc Verhaegen, 13:14
Re: Australopithecines could not run bipedally, Mario Petrinovich, 13:07
Re: September is Baby Safety Month, Marc Verhaegen, 13:06
Re: Tobias: if ever our earliest ancestors were savannah dwellers, we must have been the most profligate urinators there (Re: butchering sites at the intersection of river channels (Re: AAT is based on comparative data (Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Marc Verhaegen, 13:05
Re: Tobias: if ever our earliest ancestors were savannah dwellers, we must have been the most profligate urinators there (Re: butchering sites at the intersection of river channels (Re: AAT is based on comparative data (Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Marc Verhaegen, 13:03
Re: Tobias: our earliest ancestors were savannah dwellers, (Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Marc Verhaegen, 13:02
Re: savanna nonsense (Re: Bo Graslund "Early humans & their world" Routledge, Marc Verhaegen, 13:02
Re: SHARKS DO NOT EAT SEA OTTERS (a breaking discovery... of mine, ; )), Mario Petrinovich, 12:11
What replaced the Savanna Hypothesis?, Paul Crowley, 11:23
Re: savanna nonsense (Re: Bo Graslund "Early humans & their world" Routledge, Jim McGinn, 09:15
Re: Tobias: if ever our earliest ancestors were savannah dwellers, we must have been the most profligate urinators there (Re: butchering sites at the intersection of river channels (Re: AAT is based on comparative data (Re: Algis ranting about AAH, JAE, 01:04
Re: Tobias: if ever our earliest ancestors were savannah dwellers, we must have been the most profligate urinators there (Re: butchering sites at the intersection of river channels (Re: AAT is based on comparative data (Re: Algis ranting about AAH, JAE, 01:02
Re: Obligate Non-Verbalism, spiznet, 01:01
Re: A *Dry* Discussion About The Origin Of Bipedalism, alas_my_loves, 00:44
Re: savanna nonsense (Re: Bo Graslund "Early humans & their world" Routledge, Lee Olsen, 00:44
Obligate Non-Verbalism, alas_my_loves, 00:34
Re: Tobias: our earliest ancestors were savannah dwellers, (Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Lee Olsen, 00:32
Re: A *Dry* Discussion About The Origin Of Bipedalism, spiznet, 00:30
Re: September is Baby Safety Month, alas_my_loves, 00:28
Re: September is Baby Safety Month, alas_my_loves, 00:15
Re: Tobias: if ever our earliest ancestors were savannah dwellers, we must have been the most profligate urinators there (Re: butchering sites at the intersection of river channels (Re: AAT is based on comparative data (Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Marc Verhaegen, 00:12
savanna nonsense (Re: Bo Graslund "Early humans & their world" Routledge, Marc Verhaegen, 00:02

September 23, 2005

Re: Tobias: if ever our earliest ancestors were savannah dwellers, we must have been the most profligate urinators there (Re: butchering sites at the intersection of river channels (Re: AAT is based on comparative data (Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Marc Verhaegen, 23:57
Re: A *Dry* Discussion About The Origin Of Bipedalism, alas_my_loves, 23:48
Re: September is Baby Safety Month, Lee Olsen, 23:01
Re: Otters Keep Warm With Hair, Not Fat, Lee Olsen, 22:20
Re: skinny runners, Lee Olsen, 22:16
Re: September is Baby Safety Month, Marc Verhaegen, 22:13
Re: Otters Keep Warm With Hair, Not Fat, Marc Verhaegen, 22:12
Re: skinny runners, Marc Verhaegen, 22:10
Re: endurance running, Lee Olsen, 22:09
Re: endurance running, Marc Verhaegen, 22:08
Re: grasp on the aquatic hypothesis, Lee Olsen, 22:06
Re: Australopithecines could not run bipedally, Jim McGinn, 21:38
Re: grasp on the aquatic hypothesis, spiznet, 20:17
grasp on the aquatic hypothesis, Marc Verhaegen, 20:04
Re: The Debate Challenge for Pastor Dave, Aardvark J. Bandersnatch, MP, LP, BLT, ETC., 19:55
Re: Australopithecines could not run bipedally, Lee Olsen, 15:29
Re: Researchers To Present Evidence floresiensis Is A Diseased Human...BUT..., rmacfarl, 09:14
Re: The Debate Challenge for Pastor Dave, rmacfarl, 09:07
Re: A *Dry* Discussion About The Origin Of Bipedalism, rmacfarl, 09:03
Re: The Debate Challenge for Pastor Dave, rmacfarl, 08:57
Re: The Debate Challenge for Pastor Dave, Aardvark J. Bandersnatch, MP, LP, BLT, ETC., 05:11
Re: Researchers To Present Evidence floresiensis Is A Diseased Human...BUT..., spiznet, 05:05
Researchers To Present Evidence floresiensis Is A Diseased Human...BUT..., Rich Travsky, 04:48
Re: Tobias: if ever our earliest ancestors were savannah dwellers, we must have been the most profligate urinators there (Re: butchering sites at the intersection of river channels (Re: AAT is based on comparative data (Re: Algis ranting about AAH, spiznet, 04:27
Re: September is Baby Safety Month, spiznet, 03:31
Re: endurance running, Lee Olsen, 03:26
Re: Tobias: if ever our earliest ancestors were savannah dwellers, we must have been the most profligate urinators there (Re: butchering sites at the intersection of river channels (Re: AAT is based on comparative data (Re: Algis ranting about AAH, JAE, 02:48
Re: Tobias: if ever our earliest ancestors were savannah dwellers, we must have been the most profligate urinators there (Re: butchering sites at the intersection of river channels (Re: AAT is based on comparative data (Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Lee Olsen, 02:20
Re: September is Baby Safety Month, Jois, 02:20
Re: Bo Graslund "Early humans & their world" Routledge, Marc Verhaegen, 02:13
Re: SHARKS DO NOT EAT SEA OTTERS (a breaking discovery... of mine, ; )), Marc Verhaegen, 02:10
Re: September is Baby Safety Month, Marc Verhaegen, 02:06
Re: Otters Keep Warm With Hair, Not Fat, Lee Olsen, 02:04
Re: Otters Keep Warm With Hair, Not Fat, Marc Verhaegen, 02:03
Re: Tobias: if ever our earliest ancestors were savannah dwellers, we must have been the most profligate urinators there (Re: butchering sites at the intersection of river channels (Re: AAT is based on comparative data (Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Marc Verhaegen, 02:01
Re: Tobias: if ever our earliest ancestors were savannah dwellers, we must have been the most profligate urinators there (Re: butchering sites at the intersection of river channels (Re: AAT is based on comparative data (Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Marc Verhaegen, 01:57

September 22, 2005

Re: Obligate Bimanualism, alas_my_loves, 23:17
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., JAE, 23:13
Re: Australopithecines could not run bipedally, Paul Crowley, 22:59
Re: September is Baby Safety Month, spiznet, 22:57
Re: Australopithecines could not run bipedally, alas_my_loves, 22:57
Re: September is Baby Safety Month, alas_my_loves, 22:47
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Paul Crowley, 22:17
Re: Australopithecines could not run bipedally, spiznet, 21:51
Re: Australopithecines could not run bipedally, Mario Petrinovich, 21:43
Re: Australopithecines could not run bipedally, Mario Petrinovich, 21:36
Re: Australopithecines could not run bipedally, Mario Petrinovich, 21:17
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., JAE, 18:23
Re: September is Baby Safety Month, Jois, 17:35
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Paul Crowley, 14:41
Re: Comments please on claim about skulls lacking an 'Inca bone', Doug Weller, 07:05
Re: Australopithecines could not run bipedally, Jim McGinn, 03:00
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., JAE, 01:01
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., JAE, 00:51
Early homo / Neandertal Children Developed Similarly, Rich Travsky, 00:48

September 21, 2005

Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Paul Crowley, 23:41
Re: Australopithecines could not run bipedally, James Michael Howard, 23:40
Re: Australopithecines could not run bipedally, Andrew Nowicki, 22:56
Re: Australopithecines could not run bipedally, Andrew Nowicki, 22:56
Re: SHARKS DO NOT EAT SEA OTTERS (a breaking discovery... of mine, ; )), Mario Petrinovich, 22:17
Re: SHARKS DO NOT EAT SEA OTTERS (a breaking discovery... of mine, ; )), Mario Petrinovich, 22:15
Obligate Bimanualism, alas_my_loves, 22:00
Re: SHARKS DO NOT EAT SEA OTTERS (a breaking discovery... of mine, ; )), spiznet, 21:57
Re: A *Dry* Discussion About The Origin Of Bipedalism, alas_my_loves, 21:50
Re: September is Baby Safety Month, alas_my_loves, 21:43
Re: SHARKS DO NOT EAT SEA OTTERS (a breaking discovery... of mine, ; )), alas_my_loves, 21:10
Re: Australopithecines could not run bipedally, alas_my_loves, 20:53
Re: Australopithecines could not run bipedally, James Michael Howard, 20:43
Re: Australopithecines could not run bipedally, Jim McGinn, 20:16
Re: Australopithecines could not run bipedally, James Michael Howard, 17:24
Re: Tobias: if ever our earliest ancestors were savannah dwellers, we must have been the most profligate urinators there (Re: butchering sites at the intersection of river channels (Re: AAT is based on comparative data (Re: Algis ranting about AAH, JAE, 17:04
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., JAE, 17:02
Re: SHARKS DO NOT EAT SEA OTTERS (a breaking discovery... of mine, ; )), spiznet, 16:16
Re: Tobias: our earliest ancestors were savannah dwellers, (Re: butchering sites), Lee Olsen, 16:05
Re: SHARKS DO NOT EAT SEA OTTERS (a breaking discovery... of mine, ; )), Mario Petrinovich, 15:08
Re: SHARKS DO NOT EAT SEA OTTERS (a breaking discovery... of mine, ; )), Mario Petrinovich, 14:55
Re: Bo Graslund "Early humans & their world" Routledge, Lee Olsen, 14:47
Re: Tobias: if ever our earliest ancestors were savannah dwellers, we must have been the most profligate urinators there (Re: butchering sites at the intersection of river channels (Re: AAT is based on comparative data (Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Lee Olsen, 14:28
Re: SHARKS DO NOT EAT SEA OTTERS (a breaking discovery... of mine, ; )), Whitedog, 14:21
Re: Australopithecines could not run bipedally, quercophile, 13:36
Re: Comments please on claim about skulls lacking an 'Inca bone', mclark, 13:25
Re: Australopithecines could not run bipedally, Mario Petrinovich, 13:18
Re: Australopithecines could not run bipedally, James Michael Howard, 12:51
Re: Tobias: if ever our earliest ancestors were savannah dwellers, we must have been the most profligate urinators there (Re: butchering sites at the intersection of river channels (Re: AAT is based on comparative data (Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Marc Verhaegen, 12:39
Re: Bo Graslund "Early humans & their world" Routledge, Marc Verhaegen, 12:38
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Paul Crowley, 12:15
Re: Post hoc accommodative argument, rmacfarl, 11:18
Re: Bo Graslund "Early humans & their world" Routledge, rmacfarl, 11:11
Comments please on claim about skulls lacking an 'Inca bone', Doug Weller, 10:24
Re: SHARKS DO NOT EAT SEA OTTERS (a breaking discovery... of mine, ; )), Mario Petrinovich, 09:32
Re: Bo Graslund "Early humans & their world" Routledge, Lee Olsen, 05:58
Re: Australopithecines could not run bipedally, Jim McGinn, 04:42
Re: Post hoc accommodative argument, Jois, 01:31
Re: Australopithecines could not run bipedally, Jim McGinn, 01:26
Re: SHARKS DO NOT EAT SEA OTTERS (a breaking discovery... of mine, ; )), Mario Petrinovich, 01:15
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., marika, 01:02
Re: SEA OTTERS STALK and EAT sharks, Mario Petrinovich, 00:51
Re: SHARKS DO NOT EAT SEA OTTERS (a breaking discovery... of mine, ; )), Andrew Nowicki, 00:47
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., spiznet, 00:32
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., JAE, 00:29
Re: SEA OTTERS STALK and EAT sharks, Mario Petrinovich, 00:26
Re: SEA OTTERS STALK and EAT sharks, Mario Petrinovich, 00:23

September 20, 2005

So, were the Upper Paleolithic Europeans cave-dwellers?, VBM, 23:28
Gait Study Measures Energy Costs, Rich Travsky, 23:20
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Paul Crowley, 23:20
Re: Tobias: our earliest ancestors were savannah dwellers, (Re: butchering sites), Paul Crowley, 23:19
Re: Australopithecines could not run bipedally, spiznet, 22:40
Re: Tobias: if ever our earliest ancestors were savannah dwellers, we must have been the most profligate urinators there (Re: butchering sites at the intersection of river channels (Re: AAT is based on comparative data (Re: Algis ranting about AAH, JAE, 22:32
Re: Australopithecines could not run bipedally, Andrew Nowicki, 22:23
Re: Bo Graslund "Early humans & their world" Routledge, spiznet, 21:56
Re: Australopithecines could not run bipedally, James Michael Howard, 21:49
Re: Australopithecines could not run bipedally, spiznet, 21:44
Re: Bo Graslund "Early humans & their world" Routledge, Marc Verhaegen, 21:19
Re: Tobias: if ever our earliest ancestors were savannah dwellers, we must have been the most profligate urinators there (Re: butchering sites at the intersection of river channels (Re: AAT is based on comparative data (Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Marc Verhaegen, 21:10
Australopithecines could not run bipedally, Andrew Nowicki, 21:06
New Methods For Getting DNA From Bone, Rich Travsky, 18:19
Re: savanna in AAT out, Lee Olsen, 18:16
Re: Bo Graslund "Early humans & their world" Routledge, Lee Olsen, 17:57
Re: skinny runners, Lee Olsen, 17:40
Re: Otters Keep Warm With Hair, Not Fat, Lee Olsen, 17:31
SEA OTTERS STALK and EAT sharks, spiznet, 17:31
Re: Tobias: if ever our earliest ancestors were savannah dwellers, we must have been the most profligate urinators there (Re: butchering sites at the intersection of river channels (Re: AAT is based on comparative data (Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Lee Olsen, 17:08
Re: Tobias: our earliest ancestors were savannah dwellers, (Re: butchering sites), Lee Olsen, 16:59
Re: Otters Keep Warm With Hair, Not Fat, Marc Verhaegen, 16:52
Re: skinny runners, Marc Verhaegen, 16:45
Re: Bo Graslund "Early humans & their world" Routledge, Marc Verhaegen, 16:40
Re: savanna in AAT out, Marc Verhaegen, 16:27
Re: ATTN Algis Re: Bipedal bonobos movie, no water., spiznet, 16:15
Re: Tobias: our earliest ancestors were savannah dwellers, (Re: butchering sites), spiznet, 16:09
Re: Number of specimins of early hominids?, Rich Travsky, 15:55
Re: Tobias: our earliest ancestors were savannah dwellers, (Re: butchering sites), JAE, 07:06
Re: Number of specimins of early hominids?, rmacfarl, 06:39
Re: SHARKS DO NOT EAT SEA OTTERS (a breaking discovery... of mine, ; )), rmacfarl, 06:33
Re: Tobias: our earliest ancestors were savannah dwellers, (Re: butchering sites), Lee Olsen, 05:33
Re: Bo Graslund "Early humans & their world" Routledge, Lee Olsen, 05:10
bats and primates, bob_jenkins, 02:10
Re: Number of specimins of early hominids?, Paul Ciszek, 01:26
Re: Number of specimins of early hominids?, Robert Leigh, 00:41
Re: Number of specimins of early hominids?, Paul Ciszek, 00:19
Re: Number of specimins of early hominids?, Paul Ciszek, 00:18

September 19, 2005

:-D, Marc Verhaegen, 23:48
Re: skinny runners, Marc Verhaegen, 23:43
Re: SHARKS DO NOT EAT SEA OTTERS (a breaking discovery... of mine, ; )), Marc Verhaegen, 23:39
Re: skinny runners, Lee Olsen, 22:52

September 18, 2005

Re: fur loss & SC fat (Re: Homo & molluscs, Lee Olsen, 15:54
Re: skinny runners, Lee Olsen, 15:52
Re: fur loss & SC fat (Re: Homo & molluscs, Marc Verhaegen, 15:51
Re: Survival of the Fattest, Marc Verhaegen, 15:50
Re: skinny runners, Marc Verhaegen, 15:48
Re: endurance running, Lee Olsen, 15:46
Re: Otters Keep Warm With Hair, Not Fat, Marc Verhaegen, 15:45
Re: fur loss & SC fat (Re: Homo & molluscs, Lee Olsen, 15:41
Re: fur loss & SC fat (Re: Homo & molluscs, Marc Verhaegen, 15:40
Re: endurance running, Marc Verhaegen, 15:40
Ian Tattersall, mclark, 15:30
Re: apiths: not incipient KWers, Lee Olsen, 15:24
Re: endurance running, Lee Olsen, 15:14
Re: Otters Keep Warm With Hair, Not Fat, Lee Olsen, 14:48

September 14, 2005

Re: Tobias: if ever our earliest ancestors were savannah dwellers, we must have been the most profligate urinators there (Re: butchering sites at the intersection of river channels (Re: AAT is based on comparative data (Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Marc Verhaegen, 20:29
Re: A *Dry* Discussion About The Origin Of Bipedalism, Marc Verhaegen, 20:25
Re: A *Dry* Discussion About The Origin Of Bipedalism, Marc Verhaegen, 16:59
Re: The first Law of Thermodynamics, Philip Deitiker, 16:48
Re: The first Law of Thermodynamics, Al Zeller, 12:08
Re: skinny runners, Su Solomon, 10:09
Re: skinny runners, Su Solomon, 10:05
Re: skinny runners, Su Solomon, 10:03
Re: skinny runners, Su Solomon, 09:54
Re: Homo & molluscs, Su Solomon, 09:51
Re: fur loss & SC fat (Re: Homo & molluscs, Su Solomon, 09:47
Re: The first Law of Thermodynamics, Larry Caldwell, 07:36
Re: The first Law of Thermodynamics, Philip Deitiker, 04:36
Re: A *Dry* Discussion About The Origin Of Bipedalism, mclark, 01:05
Re: A *Dry* Discussion About The Origin Of Bipedalism, mclark, 00:51
Re: A *Dry* Discussion About The Origin Of Bipedalism, alas_my_loves, 00:49
Re: A *Dry* Discussion About The Origin Of Bipedalism, alas_my_loves, 00:41
Re: A *Dry* Discussion About The Origin Of Bipedalism, alas_my_loves, 00:30
Re: endurance running, Lee Olsen, 00:18
Re: A *Dry* Discussion About The Origin Of Bipedalism, alas_my_loves, 00:09

September 13, 2005

Re: A *Dry* Discussion About The Origin Of Bipedalism, alas_my_loves, 23:49
Re: A *Dry* Discussion About The Origin Of Bipedalism, alas_my_loves, 23:24
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Lee Olsen, 21:22
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., JAE, 20:25
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Lee Olsen, 20:10
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Lee Olsen, 20:01
Re: The first Law of Thermodynamics, Al Zeller, 19:12
Re: The first Law of Thermodynamics, Philip Deitiker, 14:40
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Pauline M Ross, 13:19
Re: A *Dry* Discussion About The Origin Of Bipedalism, Marc Verhaegen, 08:03
Re: The first Law of Thermodynamics, Rich Travsky, 06:33
Re: The first Law of Thermodynamics, Paul Ciszek, 04:09
Re: The first Law of Thermodynamics, Larry Caldwell, 03:55
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., marika, 03:22
Re: A *Dry* Discussion About The Origin Of Bipedalism, Jim McGinn, 01:53
The Myth That Group Selection Has Been Disproven, Jim McGinn, 01:52
Re: Bo Graslund "Early humans & their world" Routledge, Lee Olsen, 01:38
Re: savanna nonsense (Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., JAE, 01:33
Re: savanna nonsense (Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Lee Olsen, 00:01

September 12, 2005

EVOLUTION SCHMEVOLUTION, Lorenzo L. Love, 23:57
Re: Homo & molluscs, spiznet, 23:50
Re: endurance running, Marc Verhaegen, 23:33
Re: Homo & molluscs, Rick Wagler, 22:34
Re: Tobias: if ever our earliest ancestors were savannah dwellers, we must have been the most profligate urinators there (Re: butchering sites at the intersection of river channels (Re: AAT is based on comparative data (Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Lee Olsen, 22:33
Re: dry apers' "arguments" (Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Lee Olsen, 22:17
Re: Homo & molluscs, Lee Olsen, 21:58
Re: skinny runners, Lee Olsen, 21:41
Re: skinny runners, Lee Olsen, 21:23
Re: Homo & molluscs, Rick Wagler, 21:22
Re: fur loss & SC fat (Re: Homo & molluscs, Lee Olsen, 20:18
Re: thick enamel & fire (Re: dry apers' "arguments" (Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, James Michael Howard, 19:29
Why is science in the media so often pointless, simplistic, boring, or just plain wrong?, Lorenzo L. Love, 19:17
Re: Homo & molluscs, Lee Olsen, 19:11
The Debate Challenge for Pastor Dave, VBM, 18:18
Re: Homo & molluscs, Marc Verhaegen, 17:22
Re: skinny runners, Marc Verhaegen, 17:11
Re: skinny runners, Marc Verhaegen, 17:07
Re: skinny runners, Marc Verhaegen, 17:06
Re: skinny runners, Marc Verhaegen, 17:05
Re: skinny runners, Marc Verhaegen, 17:04
Re: skinny runners, Marc Verhaegen, 17:04
Re: Homo & molluscs, Marc Verhaegen, 17:00
fur loss & SC fat (Re: Homo & molluscs, Marc Verhaegen, 17:00
Re: dry apers' "arguments" (Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Marc Verhaegen, 16:45
thick enamel & fire (Re: dry apers' "arguments" (Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Marc Verhaegen, 16:33
Re: dry apers' "arguments" (Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Marc Verhaegen, 16:13
Re: Bo Graslund "Early humans & their world" Routledge, Marc Verhaegen, 16:12
Re: dry apers' "arguments" (Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Rich Travsky, 16:04
Re: Tobias: if ever our earliest ancestors were savannah dwellers, we must have been the most profligate urinators there (Re: butchering sites at the intersection of river channels (Re: AAT is based on comparative data (Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Marc Verhaegen, 16:00
Re: savanna nonsense (Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Marc Verhaegen, 15:58
Re: savanna nonsense (Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Marc Verhaegen, 15:58
Homo & molluscs, spiznet, 14:49
Re: Homo & molluscs, mclark, 12:26
Re: Homo & molluscs, rmacfarl, 10:38
Re: Meth Addicts Finding, Selling Artifacts, pete, 07:23
Re: dry apers' "arguments" (Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, deowll, 06:06
Re: dry apers' "arguments" (Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, deowll, 06:01
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., deowll, 05:41
Re: Tobias: if ever our earliest ancestors were savannah dwellers, we must have been the most profligate urinators there (Re: butchering sites at the intersection of river channels (Re: AAT is based on comparative data (Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Lee Olsen, 05:05
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., deowll, 05:00
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Lee Olsen, 02:00
Re: dry apers' "arguments" (Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Lee Olsen, 00:44
Re: savanna nonsense (Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Lee Olsen, 00:35

September 11, 2005

Re: savanna nonsense (Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Marc Verhaegen, 23:00
Re: savanna nonsense (Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Lee Olsen, 21:35
Re: endurance running, Lee Olsen, 20:48
The first Law of Thermodynamics, Kant, 20:13
Re: A *Dry* Discussion About The Origin Of Bipedalism, mclark, 19:17
Re: Homo & molluscs, Lee Olsen, 18:15
Re: Homo & molluscs, Lee Olsen, 18:07
Re: Obligate bipedalism, Jois, 17:47
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Pauline M Ross, 17:04
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Pauline M Ross, 16:51
Re: Bo Graslund "Early humans & their world" Routledge, Lee Olsen, 16:43
Re: Homo & molluscs, Marc Verhaegen, 16:32
Re: erectus (or their immediate ancestors) were parttime divers? (Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Marc Verhaegen, 16:25
Re: endurance running, Marc Verhaegen, 16:21
Re: dry apers' "arguments" (Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Marc Verhaegen, 16:20
Re: Homo & molluscs, Marc Verhaegen, 16:09
Re: erectus (or their immediate ancestors) were parttime divers? (Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Marc Verhaegen, 15:59
Re: olfaction (Re: skinny runners, Marc Verhaegen, 15:54
Re: Homo & molluscs, Lee Olsen, 15:27
Re: Otters Keep Warm With Hair, Not Fat, Marc Verhaegen, 15:12
Re: Homo & molluscs, Marc Verhaegen, 15:10
Re: endurance running, Lee Olsen, 15:09
Re: dry apers' "arguments" (Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Lee Olsen, 15:01
Re: endurance running, Marc Verhaegen, 14:46
Re: dry apers' "arguments" (Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Marc Verhaegen, 13:28
Re: dry apers' "arguments" (Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Marc Verhaegen, 13:21
Re: Bo Graslund "Early humans & their world" Routledge, Marc Verhaegen, 13:16
Re: Bo Graslund "Early humans & their world" Routledge, Marc Verhaegen, 13:15
Re: Interview With Frans de Waal, Jim McGinn, 12:19
savanna nonsense (Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Marc Verhaegen, 11:36
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Marc Verhaegen, 11:23
Re: butchering sites at the intersection of river channels (Re: AAT is based on comparative data (Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Marc Verhaegen, 11:20
Re: butchering sites at the intersection of river channels (Re: AAT is based on comparative data (Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Marc Verhaegen, 11:18
Re: A keeper from Marc Re: eating sharks EGGS by baboons, Marc Verhaegen, 11:17
Re: A *Dry* Discussion About The Origin Of Bipedalism, Marc Verhaegen, 11:15
Re: Tobias: if ever our earliest ancestors were savannah dwellers, we must have been the most profligate urinators there (Re: butchering sites at the intersection of river channels (Re: AAT is based on comparative data (Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Marc Verhaegen, 11:05
Re: apiths: not incipient KWers, Marc Verhaegen, 10:59
Re: A *Dry* Discussion About The Origin Of Bipedalism, Marc Verhaegen, 10:58
Re: Obligate bipedalism, Rich Travsky, 08:56
Re: A *Dry* Discussion About The Origin Of Bipedalism, Rich Travsky, 08:46
Re: A *Dry* Discussion About The Origin Of Bipedalism, Rich Travsky, 08:44
Re: eating sharks EGGS by baboons, Rich Travsky, 08:43
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Rich Travsky, 08:40
Re: skinny runners, Rich Travsky, 08:37
Re: A *Dry* Discussion About The Origin Of Bipedalism, Rich Travsky, 08:36
Re: skinny runners, Rich Travsky, 08:18
Re: Interview With Frans de Waal, Rich Travsky, 08:18
Re: skinny runners, Rich Travsky, 08:16
Re: skinny runners, Rich Travsky, 08:16
Re: skinny runners, Rich Travsky, 08:07
Re: skinny runners, Rich Travsky, 08:01
Re: olfaction (Re: skinny runners, Rich Travsky, 08:00
Re: Otters Keep Warm With Hair, Not Fat, Rich Travsky, 07:57
Re: Homo & molluscs, Rich Travsky, 07:56
Re: Homo & molluscs, Rich Travsky, 07:53
Re: Hominid Diet Examined, Rich Travsky, 07:51
Re: erectus (or their immediate ancestors) were parttime divers? (Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Rich Travsky, 07:49
Re: erectus (or their immediate ancestors) were parttime divers? (Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Rich Travsky, 07:49
Re: eating sharks EGGS by baboons, Rich Travsky, 07:48
Re: eating sharks EGGS by baboons, Rich Travsky, 07:47
Re: Bo Graslund "Early humans & their world" Routledge, Rich Travsky, 07:44
Re: apiths: not incipient KWers, Rich Travsky, 07:42
Re: butchering sites at the intersection of river channels (Re: AAT is based on comparative data (Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Rich Travsky, 07:41
Re: Abruptness at Gona, Rich Travsky, 07:35
Re: butchering sites at the intersection of river channels (Re: AAT is based on comparative data (Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Rich Travsky, 07:30
Re: A keeper from Marc Re: eating sharks EGGS by baboons, Rich Travsky, 07:29
Re: skinny runners, Lee Olsen, 06:51
Re: skinny runners, Lee Olsen, 06:46
Re: endurance running, Lee Olsen, 06:40
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Lee Olsen, 06:34
Re: Tobias: if ever our earliest ancestors were savannah dwellers, we must have been the most profligate urinators there (Re: butchering sites at the intersection of river channels (Re: AAT is based on comparative data (Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Lee Olsen, 06:24
Re: Homo & molluscs, Lee Olsen, 05:48
Re: Homo & molluscs, Lee Olsen, 05:40
Re: dry apers' "arguments" (Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Lee Olsen, 05:24
Re: Bo Graslund "Early humans & their world" Routledge, Lee Olsen, 05:16
Jared Diamond "Collapse: How Societies Choose to Fail or Succeed", rmacfarl, 04:52
Re: A *Dry* Discussion About The Origin Of Bipedalism, rmacfarl, 04:31
Re: dry apers' "arguments" (Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Marc Verhaegen, 02:29
Re: Tobias: if ever our earliest ancestors were savannah dwellers, we must have been the most profligate urinators there (Re: butchering sites at the intersection of river channels (Re: AAT is based on comparative data (Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Marc Verhaegen, 02:28
Re: A *Dry* Discussion About The Origin Of Bipedalism, Marc Verhaegen, 02:06
Re: A *Dry* Discussion About The Origin Of Bipedalism, Marc Verhaegen, 01:56
Re: dry apers' "arguments" (Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Lee Olsen, 01:43
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Rick Wagler, 00:35
Re: Tobias: if ever our earliest ancestors were savannah dwellers, we must have been the most profligate urinators there (Re: butchering sites at the intersection of river channels (Re: AAT is based on comparative data (Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Lee Olsen, 00:27

September 10, 2005

Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Lee Olsen, 23:49
Re: A *Dry* Discussion About The Origin Of Bipedalism, alas_my_loves, 22:21
Re: A *Dry* Discussion About The Origin Of Bipedalism, alas_my_loves, 21:50
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Pauline M Ross, 19:26
Re: simba mla watu amekula watu 40 majerui, Marc Verhaegen, 19:19
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., JAE, 17:25
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., marika, 16:39
Re: A *Dry* Discussion About The Origin Of Bipedalism, Marc Verhaegen, 14:21
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., mclark, 13:34
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Paul Crowley, 11:39
Re: the straightening out of the illogic of, Jois, 05:18
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., rmacfarl, 03:24
Re: the straightening out of the illogic of chimpanzee history to human history; Math Formula for Throwing in Stonethrowing theory, rmacfarl, 02:43
Re: A *Dry* Discussion About The Origin Of Bipedalism, rmacfarl, 02:25
Re: Obligate bipedalism, alas_my_loves, 00:33
Re: A *Dry* Discussion About The Origin Of Bipedalism, alas_my_loves, 00:30
Genome Alterations In Primate Evolution, Rich Travsky, 00:01

September 09, 2005

Chimps In Guinea Learn To Detect, Destroy Traps, Rich Travsky, 23:56
Ecological changes induced by humans, Mario Petrinovich, 23:45
Re: eating sharks EGGS by baboons, Mario Petrinovich, 23:21
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., JAE, 23:13
Re: eating sharks EGGS by baboons, mclark, 23:11
Re: eating sharks EGGS by baboons, Mario Petrinovich, 20:46
the straightening out of the illogic of chimpanzee history to human history; Math Formula for Throwing in Stonethrowing theory, a_plutonium, 20:08
Re: A *Dry* Discussion About The Origin Of Bipedalism, quercophile, 18:11
Re: dry apers' "arguments" (Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Su Solomon, 16:21
Re: Obligate bipedalism, Jois, 16:13
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Algis Kuliukas, 15:04
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Jim McGinn, 14:08
How far back do traces of man go ? Why do these not support evolution?, harunyahya2011, 13:47
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., spiznet, 13:38
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Marc Verhaegen, 12:50
Re: skinny runners, Marc Verhaegen, 12:44
Re: skinny runners, Marc Verhaegen, 12:41
Re: Homo & molluscs, Marc Verhaegen, 12:39
Re: Homo & molluscs, Marc Verhaegen, 12:36
Re: dry apers' "arguments" (Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Marc Verhaegen, 12:33
Re: Bo Graslund "Early humans & their world" Routledge, Marc Verhaegen, 12:30
Re: Tobias: if ever our earliest ancestors were savannah dwellers, we must have been the most profligate urinators there (Re: butchering sites at the intersection of river channels (Re: AAT is based on comparative data (Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Marc Verhaegen, 12:27
Re: The Forest People, rmacfarl, 10:51
Re: dry apers' "arguments" (Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Lee Olsen, 06:57
Re: Homo & molluscs, Lee Olsen, 06:52
Re: skinny runners, Lee Olsen, 06:46
Re: skinny runners, Lee Olsen, 06:33
Re: Tobias: if ever our earliest ancestors were savannah dwellers, we must have been the most profligate urinators there (Re: butchering sites at the intersection of river channels (Re: AAT is based on comparative data (Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Lee Olsen, 05:34
Re: A *Dry* Discussion About The Origin Of Bipedalism, rmacfarl, 03:12
Re: Hominid Diet Examined, deowll, 01:04
Re: Homo & molluscs, deowll, 00:59

September 08, 2005

endurance running, Marc Verhaegen, 22:21
Re: skinny runners, Marc Verhaegen, 22:17
Obligate bipedalism, alas_my_loves, 22:14
Re: Homo & molluscs, Marc Verhaegen, 22:09
Re: skinny runners, Marc Verhaegen, 20:07
Re: dry apers' "arguments" (Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Marc Verhaegen, 20:03
Re: Bo Graslund "Early humans & their world" Routledge, Marc Verhaegen, 19:56
Re: Tobias: if ever our earliest ancestors were savannah dwellers, we must have been the most profligate urinators there (Re: butchering sites at the intersection of river channels (Re: AAT is based on comparative data (Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Marc Verhaegen, 19:52
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Marc Verhaegen, 19:50
Re: Time to go for a swim, spiznet, 18:29
Re: skinny runners, Lee Olsen, 18:16
Re: apiths: not incipient KWers, spiznet, 17:56
Re: Tobias: if ever our earliest ancestors were savannah dwellers, we must have been the bomb (Re: Algis ranting about AAH, spiznet, 17:51
Re: skinny runners, Lee Olsen, 17:41
Re: Bo Graslund "Early humans & their world" Routledge, Lee Olsen, 17:34
Re: Homo & molluscs, Lee Olsen, 17:17
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Lee Olsen, 15:58
Re: Hominid Diet Examined, Lee Olsen, 15:15
Re: dry apers' "arguments" (Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Lee Olsen, 15:08
Re: Tobias: if ever our earliest ancestors were savannah dwellers, we must have been the most profligate urinators there (Re: butchering sites at the intersection of river channels (Re: AAT is based on comparative data (Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Lee Olsen, 14:57
Re: skinny runners, Marc Verhaegen, 12:23
Re: olfaction (Re: skinny runners, Marc Verhaegen, 12:09
Re: skinny runners, Marc Verhaegen, 12:08
Re: skinny runners, Marc Verhaegen, 12:04
Re: Bo Graslund "Early humans & their world" Routledge, Marc Verhaegen, 12:02
Re: Chimp, Y, and social structure, quercophile, 04:38
Re: The Debate Challenge, Philip Deitiker, 03:18
Re: skinny runners, JAE, 01:47
Re: skinny runners, Lee Olsen, 01:19
Re: Bo Graslund "Early humans & their world" Routledge, Lee Olsen, 01:07
Re: skinny runners, Lee Olsen, 01:03
Re: skinny runners, JAE, 00:51
Re: olfaction (Re: skinny runners, Lee Olsen, 00:46
Re: skinny runners, Lee Olsen, 00:29

September 07, 2005

Re: A *Dry* Discussion About The Origin Of Bipedalism, alas_my_loves, 23:52
Re: Meth Addicts Finding, Selling Artifacts, Ookie Wonderslug, 23:44
Re: skinny runners, Marc Verhaegen, 23:34
Re: olfaction (Re: skinny runners, Marc Verhaegen, 23:32
Re: Time to go for a swim, alas_my_loves, 23:30
Re: skinny runners, Marc Verhaegen, 23:30
Re: skinny runners, Marc Verhaegen, 23:29
Re: skinny runners, Marc Verhaegen, 23:28
Re: Homo & molluscs, Marc Verhaegen, 23:27
Re: Bo Graslund "Early humans & their world" Routledge, Marc Verhaegen, 23:13
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Marc Verhaegen, 23:12
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Lee Olsen, 22:41
Re: Chimp, Y, and social structure, Paul Crowley, 21:59
Re: Bo Graslund "Early humans & their world" Routledge, Lee Olsen, 21:55
Re: Bo Graslund "Early humans & their world" Routledge, Marc Verhaegen, 20:54
Re: Chimp, Y, and social structure, JAE, 20:51
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Marc Verhaegen, 20:50
How to answer the same questions over and over, Jois, 19:15
Re: Chimp, Y, and social structure, quercophile, 17:40
Re: Bo Graslund "Early humans & their world" Routledge, Jois, 16:03
Re: Chimp, Y, and social structure, Paul Crowley, 12:57
Re: Abruptness at Gona, Paul Crowley, 12:56
Re: Spears and "The evolution of lethal intergroup violence", Jim McGinn, 09:37

September 06, 2005

Re: erectus (or their immediate ancestors) were parttime divers? (Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Lee Olsen, 17:44
Re: olfaction (Re: skinny runners, Lee Olsen, 17:36
Re: skinny runners, Lee Olsen, 17:31
Re: skinny runners, Lee Olsen, 17:29
Re: skinny runners, Lee Olsen, 17:09
Re: skinny runners, Marc Verhaegen, 16:23
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., mclark, 15:00
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Algis Kuliukas, 12:16
Re: Interview With Frans de Waal, rmacfarl, 10:00
Re: Interview With Frans de Waal, Jim McGinn, 08:53
Re: skinny runners, Jois, 04:06
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Jois, 04:05
Re: Chimpanzee genome will be the tool to prove Stonethrowing theory, Philip Deitiker, 04:01
Re: skinny runners, Marc Verhaegen, 02:04
Re: skinny runners, Marc Verhaegen, 02:03
Re: skinny runners, Marc Verhaegen, 02:01
Re: skinny runners, Marc Verhaegen, 01:59
Re: skinny runners, Marc Verhaegen, 01:58
olfaction (Re: skinny runners, Marc Verhaegen, 01:58
Re: Otters Keep Warm With Hair, Not Fat, Marc Verhaegen, 01:54
Re: Homo & molluscs, Marc Verhaegen, 01:50
Re: Homo & molluscs, Marc Verhaegen, 01:48
Re: Homo & molluscs, Marc Verhaegen, 01:47
Re: Hominid Diet Examined, Marc Verhaegen, 01:46
Re: erectus (or their immediate ancestors) were parttime divers? (Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Marc Verhaegen, 01:45
Re: erectus (or their immediate ancestors) were parttime divers? (Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Marc Verhaegen, 01:44
Re: eating sharks EGGS by baboons, Marc Verhaegen, 01:42
Re: eating sharks EGGS by baboons, Marc Verhaegen, 01:40
Re: dry apers' "arguments" (Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Marc Verhaegen, 01:39
Re: Bo Graslund "Early humans & their world" Routledge, Marc Verhaegen, 01:36
Re: apiths: not incipient KWers, Marc Verhaegen, 01:33
Re: butchering sites at the intersection of river channels (Re: AAT is based on comparative data (Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Marc Verhaegen, 01:33
Re: butchering sites at the intersection of river channels (Re: AAT is based on comparative data (Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Marc Verhaegen, 01:30
Re: A keeper from Marc Re: eating sharks EGGS by baboons, Marc Verhaegen, 01:27
Re: A *Dry* Discussion About The Origin Of Bipedalism, Marc Verhaegen, 01:25

September 05, 2005

Re: How do otters stay sleek and warm?, Jois, 23:11
Re: Why You May Never Comprehend Human Evolution, Paul Crowley, 14:24
Re: Chimpanzee genome will be the tool to prove Stonethrowing theory, rmacfarl, 09:58
Re: How do otters stay sleek and warm?, Rich Travsky, 08:46
Re: Schizophrenia The Price For Speech, Rich Travsky, 08:44
Re: Spears and "The evolution of lethal intergroup violence", Rich Travsky, 08:43
Re: Interview With Frans de Waal, Rich Travsky, 08:40
Re: Abruptness at Gona, Rich Travsky, 08:36
Re: Homo & molluscs, Rich Travsky, 08:32
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Jim McGinn, 08:16
Re: A *Dry* Discussion About The Origin Of Bipedalism, Jim McGinn, 08:01
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Lee Olsen, 07:57
Re: skinny runners, Rich Travsky, 07:20
Re: eating sharks EGGS by baboons, Rich Travsky, 07:14
Re: skinny runners, Rich Travsky, 07:13
Re: Otters Keep Warm With Hair, Not Fat, Rich Travsky, 07:07
Re: Otters Keep Warm With Hair, Not Fat, Rich Travsky, 07:06
Re: furlessness (Re: Otters Keep Warm With Hair, Not Fat, Rich Travsky, 07:02
Re: skinny runners, Rich Travsky, 06:52
Re: skinny runners, Rich Travsky, 06:50
Re: skinny runners, Rich Travsky, 06:46
Re: skinny runners, Rich Travsky, 06:35
Re: skinny runners, Rich Travsky, 06:34
Re: eating sharks EGGS by baboons, Rich Travsky, 06:32
Re: Pre-historic lakes found in Africa suggest climate variation may have played a key role in human evolution, Rich Travsky, 06:29
Re: A *Dry* Discussion About The Origin Of Bipedalism, mclark, 05:54
How do otters stay sleek and warm?, Jois, 05:51
Re: Hominid Diet Examined, Rich Travsky, 05:46
Re: erectus (or their immediate ancestors) were parttime divers? (Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Rich Travsky, 05:45
Re: Bo Graslund "Early humans & their world" Routledge, Rich Travsky, 05:39
Re: erectus (or their immediate ancestors) were parttime divers? (Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Rich Travsky, 05:35
Re: dry apers' "arguments" (Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Rich Travsky, 05:29
Re: behaviors retained from our long history of living on land, Rich Travsky, 05:27
Re: apiths: not incipient KWers, Rich Travsky, 05:25
Re: butchering sites at the intersection of river channels (Re: AAT is based on comparative data (Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Rich Travsky, 05:20
Re: A keeper from Marc Re: eating sharks EGGS by baboons, Rich Travsky, 05:17
Re: A *Dry* Discussion About The Origin Of Bipedalism, Rich Travsky, 05:15
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Rich Travsky, 04:41
Re: Homo & molluscs, Lee Olsen, 03:55
Re: Homo & molluscs, Marc Verhaegen, 00:11

September 04, 2005

Re: Picture Re: First Convincing Chimp Fossils Found, spiznet, 21:22
Re: Chimpanzee genome will be the tool to prove Stonethrowing theory, a_plutonium, 20:51
Re: Why You May Never Comprehend Human Evolution, Jim McGinn, 18:20
Time to go for a swim, Jois, 17:41
Re: Neandertals And Moderns CoExisted, Jois, 17:36
Re: Schizophrenia The Price For Speech, James Michael Howard, 12:47
Re: Why You May Never Comprehend Human Evolution, Paul Crowley, 12:17
Algis's Desperate Argument, Jim McGinn, 07:32
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Algis Kuliukas, 06:02
Re: Spears and "The evolution of lethal intergroup violence", Jim McGinn, 06:01
Re: Interview With Frans de Waal, Jim McGinn, 05:34
Interview With Frans de Waal, Rich Travsky, 05:07
Schizophrenia The Price For Speech, Rich Travsky, 04:36
Re: Meth Addicts Finding, Selling Artifacts, Lorenzo L. Love, 04:12
Spears and "The evolution of lethal intergroup violence", Rich Travsky, 02:11
DNA From Teeth (Hey Jason!), Rich Travsky, 02:00

September 03, 2005

Re: Why You May Never Comprehend Human Evolution, Jim McGinn, 21:12
Re: Chimp, Y, and social structure, deowll, 19:23
Re: Homo & molluscs, deowll, 19:15
Re: Why You May Never Comprehend Human Evolution, deowll, 18:56
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Jois, 18:21
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Charles, 18:11
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Algis Kuliukas, 17:20
Re: Chimp, Y, and social structure, quercophile, 15:26
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Algis Kuliukas, 14:50
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Lee Olsen, 14:39
Re: Why You May Never Comprehend Human Evolution, Paul Crowley, 12:42
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Jim McGinn, 09:40
Re: Chimpanzee genome will be the tool to prove Stonethrowing theory, a_plutonium, 09:21
Re: Homo & molluscs, Jim McGinn, 09:12
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Jois, 01:53
Re: Picture Re: First Convincing Chimp Fossils Found, Jois, 01:46
Re: Tobias: if ever our earliest ancestors were savannah dwellers, we must have been the most profligate urinators there (Re: butchering sites at the intersection of river channels (Re: AAT is based on comparative data (Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Jois, 01:43

September 02, 2005

Re: Chimpanzee genome will be the tool to prove Stonethrowing theory, Dan, 23:16
Re: skinny runners, Marc Verhaegen, 22:24
Re: Homo & molluscs, Marc Verhaegen, 22:20
Re: Tobias: if ever our earliest ancestors were savannah dwellers, we must have been the most profligate urinators there (Re: butchering sites at the intersection of river channels (Re: AAT is based on comparative data (Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Marc Verhaegen, 22:17
Abruptness at Gona, Jim McGinn, 20:28
Re: Why You May Never Comprehend Human Evolution, Jim McGinn, 19:47
Re: Chimp, Y, and social structure, Paul Crowley, 17:04
Re: Why You May Never Comprehend Human Evolution, Paul Crowley, 17:03
Re: Chimpanzee genome will be the tool to prove Stonethrowing theory, mclark, 13:53
Re: Picture Re: First Convincing Chimp Fossils Found, mclark, 13:38
Re: Chimpanzee genome will be the tool to prove Stonethrowing theory, rmacfarl, 11:12
Re: Evolution Hopes You Don't Know Chemistry: The Problem of Control, rmacfarl, 09:32
Re: Chimpanzee genome will be the tool to prove Stonethrowing theory, a_plutonium, 07:53
Re: First Convincing Chimp Fossils Found, I don't believe in atheists, 07:39
Re: Why You May Never Comprehend Human Evolution, Jim McGinn, 07:36
Picture Re: First Convincing Chimp Fossils Found, Rich Travsky, 05:46
Re: Chimp, Y, and social structure, quercophile, 04:13
Re: Tobias: profligate urinators, Jois, 04:06
Re: Why You May Never Comprehend Human Evolution, rmacfarl, 01:54
Re: Tobias: if ever our earliest ancestors were savannah dwellers, we must have been the most profligate urinators there (Re: butchering sites at the intersection of river channels (Re: AAT is based on comparative data (Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Lee Olsen, 01:26
Re: Why You May Never Comprehend Human Evolution, Paul Crowley, 00:52
Tobias: if ever our earliest ancestors were savannah dwellers, we must have been the most profligate urinators there (Re: butchering sites at the intersection of river channels (Re: AAT is based on comparative data (Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Marc Verhaegen, 00:14

September 01, 2005

Re: Chimp, Y, and social structure, Paul Crowley, 22:57
Neandertals And Moderns CoExisted, Rich Travsky, 22:31
Savanna Chimps Re: First Convincing Chimp Fossils Found, Rich Travsky, 22:28
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Jim McGinn, 21:11
Re: Why You May Never Comprehend Human Evolution, Jim McGinn, 19:57
Re: Chimpanzee genome will be the tool to prove Stonethrowing theory, quercophile, 19:15
Re: Chimp Genome Unveiled, quercophile, 19:07
Re: Why You May Never Comprehend Human Evolution, Lorenzo L. Love, 18:37
Re: Chimp Genome Unveiled, Jois, 18:12
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Algis Kuliukas, 17:56
Chimp, Y, and social structure, arne97, 17:04
Re: Survival of the Fattest, Jois, 15:12
Re: First Convincing Chimp Fossils Found, Marc Verhaegen, 15:11
Survival of the Fattest, Marc Verhaegen, 14:59
immune system, reproductive system, and testosterone, James Michael Howard, 13:01
Re: Why You May Never Comprehend Human Evolution, Jim McGinn, 11:05
Re: Why You May Never Comprehend Human Evolution, Jim McGinn, 10:33
Chimpanzee genome will be the tool to prove Stonethrowing theory, a_plutonium, 09:13
news of the chimpanzee genome finished and tool to prove Stonethrowing theory, a_plutonium, 08:46
Re: This is why I believe sci.anthro.paleo is such a valuable addition to the sciences of human origins and behaviour:, Whitedog, 08:04
Re: This is why I believe sci.anthro.paleo is such a valuable addition to the sciences of human origins and behaviour:, Jois, 01:06
Re: This is why I believe sci.anthro.paleo is such a valuable addition to the sciences of human origins and behaviour:, Jois, 01:04

August 31, 2005

Re: First Convincing Chimp Fossils Found, Lee Olsen, 22:56
Chimp Genome Unveiled, Rich Travsky, 21:58
Re: First Convincing Chimp Fossils Found, spiznet, 21:57
First Convincing Chimp Fossils Found, Rich Travsky, 21:52
Reports Of Reduced Human Olfactory Abilities Are Exaggerated, Rich Travsky, 21:21
Re: This is why I believe sci.anthro.paleo is such a valuable addition to the sciences of human origins and behaviour:, Lee Olsen, 21:01
Re: This is why I believe sci.anthro.paleo is such a valuable addition to the sciences of human origins and behaviour:, mclark, 19:45
Re: This is why I believe sci.anthro.paleo is such a valuable addition to the sciences of human origins and behaviour:, richardparker01, 19:35
Re: Why You May Never Comprehend Human Evolution, Paul Crowley, 19:34
This is why I believe sci.anthro.paleo is such a valuable addition to the sciences of human origins and behaviour:, richardparker01, 19:29
Primary literature supports throwing theory, Whitedog, 12:22
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., spiznet, 04:47
ECOLOGICAL GATEKEEPER HYPOTHESIS, mclark, 01:27
Re: Why You May Never Comprehend Human Evolution, mclark, 00:58
Re: Why You May Never Comprehend Human Evolution, spiznet, 00:30

August 30, 2005

Re: Why You May Never Comprehend Human Evolution, JAE, 23:02
Why You May Never Comprehend Human Evolution, Jim McGinn, 22:32