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== '''Cavemen''' ==
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A '''caveman''' is a highly stylized version of what [[evolutionism|evolutionists]] believe the ancestors to modern humans may have looked like. Having evolved over several million years, the purported intermediaries in the ''Homo sapiens'' line demonstrate clear morphological links between modern day man and the ape-like creatures which form our heritage,<ref>http://web4health.info/en/aux/homo-sapiens-future.html</ref> this is of course being contested by Young Earth Creationists.
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A '''Caveman''' is a higly stylized version of what [[evolutionism|evolutionists]] believe the ancestors to modern humans may have look like. Having evolved over the past 40 million years, the purported intermediaries in the ''Homo sapiens'' line supposedly demonstrate clear morphological links between modern day man and the ape-like creatures which form our heritage[http://web4health.info/en/aux/homo-sapiens-future.html], though no such link has been proven.
 
  
 
Cavemen have been popularized by [[Hollywood]] personalities from [[Sonny Bono]] to [[Geico]] Insurance Company.   
 
Cavemen have been popularized by [[Hollywood]] personalities from [[Sonny Bono]] to [[Geico]] Insurance Company.   
  
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==See Also==
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==See also==
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*[[Neanderthal]]
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*[[Homo neanderthalensis]]
 
*[[Cro-Magnon]]
 
*[[Cro-Magnon]]
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==References==
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[[Category:Anthropology]]

Latest revision as of 05:45, July 13, 2016

A caveman is a highly stylized version of what evolutionists believe the ancestors to modern humans may have looked like. Having evolved over several million years, the purported intermediaries in the Homo sapiens line demonstrate clear morphological links between modern day man and the ape-like creatures which form our heritage,[1] this is of course being contested by Young Earth Creationists.

Cavemen have been popularized by Hollywood personalities from Sonny Bono to Geico Insurance Company.

See also

References