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| − | Thought by evolutionists to represent some sort of "caveman". In fact, fits well within the normal height-weight ratios of modern humans - [[ | + | Thought by evolutionists to represent some sort of "caveman". In fact, fits well within the normal height-weight ratios of modern humans - [[Homo sapiens]].{{fact}} |
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| + | Neanderthal Man is not considered to be a direct ancestor of modern humans, but their remains are examples of [[transitional fossil]]s along a subsidary branch. | ||
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Revision as of 13:47, April 11, 2007
Thought by evolutionists to represent some sort of "caveman". In fact, fits well within the normal height-weight ratios of modern humans - Homo sapiens.[Citation Needed]
Neanderthal Man is not considered to be a direct ancestor of modern humans, but their remains are examples of transitional fossils along a subsidary branch.