Re: Monkey, Ape and Human Brain Evolution and the AAH

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In article <31E0E3BF.5BEF@hgu.mrc.ac.uk>,
James Borrett <jamesb@hgu.mrc.ac.uk> wrote:
>Richard Foy wrote:
>
>> (Please note that this article was mailed to me by a person who
>> lives in the UK and is at least sympathetic to the AAH, but
>> doesn't post strongly in that direction. He volunteered to send
>> me this and a few other articles, when I told him how much trouble
>> I had getting the articles that Jim Moore had referred me to
>> regarding Wheelers work on thermal control, for which I thank him.
>
>Who was that then? He sounds like a really nice guy! :o)

He is. If I am not mistaken he is the person to whom I am
responding. :-)

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