Re: AAT Questions...

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In article <60.2561.7295.0N1EF993@canrem.com> writes:

Cl> In article <60.2457.7295.0N1EE793@canrem.com> j#d#.moore@canrem.com
Cl> (J. Moore) writes:

Cl> >And very unlike that of hominids. Where are the shorter limbs one
Cl> >would expect in an aquatic animal?

Cl> Homo sapiens has shorter arms than any other ape.

> But australopithecines didn't. Are you suggesting there was a whole new
> "aquatic interlude" after australopithecines roamed the earth for
> millions of years after the "aquatic interlude" that Morgan claims?

Well there was a "solid" aquatic interlude - the ice ages.

Actually, you caught me being a little flipant.

I wonder if there would be as much opposition to the AAT if
Morgan had called it the littoral ape theory?

Tom Clarke

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