Missing link shows itself?

#1

[COLOR=‘Silver’]“Remarkably well preserved for a two-million-year-old fossil, this child’s skull belongs to Australopithecus Sediba, a previously unknown species of ape-like creature that may have been a direct ancestor of modern humans, according to a new study in Science.”

This discovery might just be the “missing link” we’ve been trying to find for so long. The link that pretty much sets the evolution of ape-to-man in stone (no pun intended). While we’ve pretty much come to terms with the whole “humans and apes, all the same”-idea, there was still a piece of the puzzle missing. This discovery is a perfect balance between ape-like features and human-like features.

https://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2010/04/photogalleries/100408-australopithecus-sediba-human-species-fossil-pictures/

#2

wow that skull is a real link to the past

#3

that skulls a punk compared to anthropithecus

#4

talking of missing links check out this legitimate yeti caught in china https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/asia/china/7557799/Oriental-yeti-discovered-in-China.html

#5

They found more that just a skull, it’s to my understanding that they found various bones and pieces, like pelvis, femurs, shinbones, etc.

#6

the shinbones connected to the, nosebones

#7

uhm sure you have found a fossil record but where is the fossil record this THEORY of evolution is preposterous

#8

Problem with finding “missing links” is that is just creates more holes.

#9

science is finding out how much more we dont know.

#10

problem with being retarded is you say dumb stuff that makes no sense/ is objectivly wrong

#11

What happened HPN? You used to be interesting, not a shit tier troll.

#12

i got my own acronym…

#13

HPN you’re such a downer, bro

#14

My hopes aren’t so great. They said this stuff multiple times on other fossils. None of them where. It’s almost like the paleontologists are trolling the entire planet.

#15

Moar liek hpn amirite?

#16

i should trust your opinion because of your clarity and precision.

#17

Obviously God put those skulls in the ground for us to find hurr durrr. :retard:

#18

That “Yeti” looks weird…

I hope it gets some medical care.

#19

a mangy binturong

#20

Alright, maybe I exegarate a bit, but my point still stands. It’s almost like they say this with every primate fossil they find. It’s just ridiculous to me that they keep on saying this without any kind of reason to say that at that point. If you find a fossil and research it for maybe a week or 2, are you gonna say by then already that it might be the ancestor of insertprehistoricmegafaunahere? No, because that takes more then just 2 weeks.

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