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Elaine Morgan <Elaine@desco.demon.co.uk> writes:

>What discourages me about the fossil material is not the lack of it
>but the blinkered way in which it is written about. Don Johansen wrote
>a whole book about the discovery of Lucy, full of exciting material.
>Lots of information, lots of detail. The only detail which was nowhere
>mentioned or hinted at in the book was that Lucy died in the sand at
>the edge of the water, among crocodile and turtle eggs and crab
>claws. I do not accuse him of concealing the fact. It was there in
>the paper he wrote, albeit rather parenthetically and in the small
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>print. I believe he simply did not see it as having any possible

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