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HARUN YAHYA
















                                      Lucy,
                                      from
                                    Ethiopia, is the
                                  most complete skele-
                                ton of  Australopithecus
                               discovered so far. By looking at
                             some of these bones unearthed, evolu-
                           tionists claimed that Australopithecus walked
                         on two legs, for which reason it must have been the
                     ancestor of man. Based on this claim, they produced many
                     drawings falsely presenting Australopithecus as an intermedi-
                     ate species between ape and man. The fact is, however, that much
                     research into Australopithecus has revealed that it was a species of
                     ape which did not walk in the same way as man at all.




                   Chimpanzees Which Walk on Two Legs

                   Invalidate the Evolutionists' Claims

                   As well as this research into Australopithecus, there is another
               discovery which has overturned the claim that walking on two legs
               was an evolutionary phase. Certain apes in our own time are capa-
               ble of walking upright.  According to a study by Dr. Robin
               Crompton of Liverpool University, published in The Scotsman under
               the title "Chimps on two legs run through Darwin's theory," chim-
               panzees living in the Bwindi region of Uganda also possess the abil-
               ity to stand on two legs. The article states that this opposes the evo-
               lutionists' assumptions:
                   This means that the accepted idea of apes on the ground gradually
                   evolving to an upright stance from a crouched position is wrong. 5






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