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'''Hominidae''' is the [[biology|biological]] classification for "Great Apes." The classification is at the high level of a biological "family," compassing many different [[genus|genii]] and [[species]]. | '''Hominidae''' is the [[biology|biological]] classification for "Great Apes." The classification is at the high level of a biological "family," compassing many different [[genus|genii]] and [[species]]. | ||
| − | [[Evolution | + | [[Evolution]]ary scientists place [[human]]s and [[gorilla]]s both in the classification ''hominidae,'' asserting that they are related across an allegedly vast time scale rejected by the [[Bible|Biblical]] account of [[Creation]]. [[Creation science|Creation scientists]] reject this classification for its evolutionary bias. [[Baraminology]] is an alternate method of biological classification urged by creation scientists. |
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
Revision as of 19:48, February 8, 2008
Hominidae is the biological classification for "Great Apes." The classification is at the high level of a biological "family," compassing many different genii and species.
Evolutionary scientists place humans and gorillas both in the classification hominidae, asserting that they are related across an allegedly vast time scale rejected by the Biblical account of Creation. Creation scientists reject this classification for its evolutionary bias. Baraminology is an alternate method of biological classification urged by creation scientists.