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Joined: Dec 2007
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Hello Linda, Another question I have is why CTD seems to fixate his questions on hand and foot bones. Because they are missing from most fossils, so it makes a convenient excuse to avoid the issue. Yes "little foot" (mentioned in your article) is good for some amusing creo dancing .... Australopithicine, fits the Laetoli (bipedal footprints) and has a big toe intermediate between chimp and human. The pelvis bones are quite fun if you show first a front and then a side view, as you frequently get different answers from the creos. Enjoy.
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