Re: Death of a hypothesis

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In article <4q0ed3$nnc@maze.dpo.uab.edu> karen@uab.edu wrote...

> >:The lower jaw bone has acquired a projection extending downwards and
> >:slighly outwards . The profile of an elephants skull looks like
> >:an old man without his teeth in.
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> >:Elaine
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> I understand your first statement and why this is confusing to you but
> I don't understand what the second statement has to do with how the
> human mandible projects.

Nothing at all. I just thought it was interesting. And the profile of an
ape's skull doesn't look in the least like the profile of a old man
without his teeth in. That's because the ape does not have a chin.

Elaine
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