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In article <417prf$jjj@newsbf02.news.aol.com>
kami925@aol.com (KAMI925) writes:

> This then in turn could implicate ramidus was a
> direct offshoot of the pygmy.

FYI, according to biomolecular data *Pan troglodytes* and *Pan
paniscus* had not diverged from each other before or even during
ramidus' time.

Katherine Coffing
kxc14@psu.edu

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