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Chimps and humans: How similar are we really?
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<blockquote data-quote="[serious]" data-source="post: 71372640" data-attributes="member: 160873"><p>I'm by no means an expert here; my undergrad is in biology, but didn't really have any classes that took a deep dive into the human transitional series. What, in your mind, are the transitions between, let's say Homo habilis and Australopithecus africanus that need to be explained? Looking at the fossils, I would not be able to readily distinguish between them without some research. Likewise for habilis to erectus. Likewise for erectus to neanderthal. I think I could reasonably reliably distinguish neanderthal from sapiens though. That's largely from happening to know a reasonably easily spottable tell.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="[serious], post: 71372640, member: 160873"] I'm by no means an expert here; my undergrad is in biology, but didn't really have any classes that took a deep dive into the human transitional series. What, in your mind, are the transitions between, let's say Homo habilis and Australopithecus africanus that need to be explained? Looking at the fossils, I would not be able to readily distinguish between them without some research. Likewise for habilis to erectus. Likewise for erectus to neanderthal. I think I could reasonably reliably distinguish neanderthal from sapiens though. That's largely from happening to know a reasonably easily spottable tell. [/QUOTE]
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