Scientists unveil fossil of 47 million-year-old primate

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Slimebeast said:

RockSmith372 said:
i hate when people think the missing link is just one species between humans and apes. Missing links are any gaps that are not found in the fossil record yet. there are hundreds if not thousands of missing links to humanity. This is probably one way before the primates arrived.

 

The missing links are one of the big problems I have with current evolution theory. It doesn't make sense, unless you believe in punctuated equilibrium or some other spin on how to explain it away.

Btw, pretty pathetic how the University of Oslo is trying to hype this fossil as some wonder find. Hilarious article.

"This specimen is like finding the Lost Ark for archeologists" and "His colleague Jens Franzen hailed the discovery as "the eighth wonder of the world." LOL!

 

The thing is that humans are very unique as we survived while other species of humanoids died off. At one point there were most definitely multiple variations of man-apes. The more fossils we find the more we can figure out our evolutionary tree.