Re: paleonet Modern Human Origins

[Phil Bock <pbock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I think you mean "14 million" not "14,000"

>2)
>Concerning out of Spain, see:
>Pierolapithecus catalaunicus, a New Middle Miocene Great Ape from Spain
>Salvador Moyà-Solà, Meike Köhler, David M. Alba, Isaac Casanovas-Vilar, and
>Jordi Galindo, Science 19 November 2004; 306: 1339-1344 [DOI:
>10.1126/science.1103094] (in Research Articles)
>
>P. catalaunicus is about 14,000 years old, and according to Moyà et al., has
>a unique combination of human and great-ape features which would place it
>somewhere near the node of great apes and humans (beautifully illustrated)
>  
>
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