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'''Nebraska man''' (also called ''Hesperopithecus haroldcookii'') was a case of [[Theory of evolution|evolutionary]] speculation. Nebraska man was based on the find of a single peccary-like [[tooth]] (wild pig like tooth) found by a rancher in 1922.

'''Nebraska man''' (also called ''Hesperopithecus haroldcookii'') was a case of [[Theory of evolution|evolutionary]] speculation. Nebraska man was based on the find of a single peccary-like [[tooth]] (wild pig like tooth) found by a rancher in 1922.

Nebraska Man was debated vigorously among evolutionary paleoanthropologists for five years until Dr. Gregory King Williams published a refutation of the find in the journal ''Science'' which ended the debate<ref name="aac">http://www.allaboutcreation.org/nebraska-man-faq.htm</ref>

Nebraska Man was debated vigorously among evolutionary [[Paleoanthropology|paleoanthropologists]] for five years until Dr. Gregory King Williams published a refutation of the find in the journal ''Science'' which ended the debate<ref name="aac">http://www.allaboutcreation.org/nebraska-man-faq.htm</ref>

Nebraska man never gained wide acceptance by evolutionary scientists although it enjoyed coverage in [[newspaper]]s including the ''[[Illustrated London News]]''.<ref name="aac" /><ref name="dd">http://www.detectingdesign.com/earlyman.html#Nebraska%20Man</ref>

Nebraska man never gained wide acceptance by evolutionary scientists although it enjoyed coverage in [[newspaper]]s including the ''[[Illustrated London News]]''.<ref name="aac" /><ref name="dd">http://www.detectingdesign.com/earlyman.html#Nebraska%20Man</ref>