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'''Human evolution''' or '''paleoanthropology''' is a theory within [[evolution]] which posits that mankind evolved from more primitive species over the course of 40 million years, with the most dramatic changes occuring during the last 2 million years.  The field of [[paleoanthropology]] shows an absence of intermediary fossils, there is no plausible pathway for the development of the brain, and countless other disproofs to the hypothesis has rendered human evolution more of a philosophy of a belief system rather than a valid scientific concept.

'''Human evolution''' or '''paleoanthropology''' is a theory within [[evolution]] which posits that mankind evolved from more primitive species over the course of 40 million years, with the most dramatic changes occuring during the last 2 million years.  The field of [[paleoanthropology]] shows an absence of intermediary fossils, there is no plausible pathway for the development of the brain, and countless other disproofs to the hypothesis has rendered human evolution more of a philosophy of a belief system rather than a valid scientific concept.

==Evolutionary claims==

==Evolutionary claims for the hypothesis of human evolution ==

According to evolution, the genus ''Australopithecus'' represents the earliest hominids, of which they say took place over 4,000,000 years ago.  Of the several species in the genus, ''A. afarensis'' and ''A. africanus'' are the only ones considered – based on pelvic structure rather than brain capacity - with the exact positions of each in the evolutionary line still in dispute.

According to evolution, the genus ''Australopithecus'' represents the earliest hominids, of which they say took place over 4,000,000 years ago.  Of the several species in the genus, ''A. afarensis'' and ''A. africanus'' are the only ones considered – based on pelvic structure rather than brain capacity - with the exact positions of each in the evolutionary line still in dispute.