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Harun Yahya (Adnan Oktar)

last. Now human evolution looks like a bush. We have a menagerie of fossil
hominids... How they are related to each other and which, if any of them, are
human forebears is still debated. 216

The comments of Henry Gee, the senior editor of Nature and a leading
paleoanthropologist, about the newly discovered ape fossil are very
noteworthy. In his article published in The Guardian, Gee refers to the
debate about the fossil and writes:

Whatever the outcome, the skull shows, once and for all, that the old idea of
a 'missing link' is bunk... It should now be quite plain that the very idea of
the missing link, always shaky, is now completely untenable. 217

The Secret History of Homo sapiens
The most interesting and significant fact that nullifies the very basis
of the imaginary family tree of evolutionary theory is the unexpectedly
ancient history of modern man. Paleoanthropological findings reveal that
Homo sapiens people who looked exactly like us were living as long as 1
million years ago.
It was Louis Leakey, the famous evolutionary paleoanthropologist,
who discovered the first findings on this subject. In 1932, in the Kanjera
region around Lake Victoria in Kenya, Leakey found several fossils that
belonged to the Middle Pleistocene and that were no different from

A face bone discovered in Atapuerca in
Spain, showing that people with the
same facial structure as present-day
people were living 800,000 years ago.

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