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Ho mo erec tus: A Real Hu man Race


          Homo erectus means "up-    found in Koobi Fora, Africa
          right man". All the fossils in-  in 1975 which may generally
          cluded in this species belong  define Homo erectus. Above
          to particular human races.  right is a skull, Homo er-
          Since most of the  Homo    gaster KNM-ER 3733, which
          erectus fossils do not have a  has the obscurities in ques-
          common characteristic, it is  tion.
          quite hard to define these  The cranial capacities of all
          men according to their     these diverse Homo erectus
          skulls. This is the reason  fossils surge between 900-
          why different evolutionist re-  1100 cc. These figures are
          searchers have made vari-  within the limits of the con-
          ous classifications and    temporary human cranial
          designations. Above left is  capacity.
          seen a skull which was

          KNM-WT 15000 or Turkana Child skeleton on the right, is prob-
          ably the oldest and the most complete human fossil ever
          found. Research made on this fossil which is said to be 1.6 mil-
          lion year old shows that this belongs to a 12 year old child who
          would become around 1.80 m. tall if he reached adolescence.
          This fossil which very much resembled to the Neanderthal
          race, is one of the most remarkable evidence invalidating the
          story of human's evolution.
          The evolutionist Donald Johnson describes this fossil as fol-
          lows: "He was tall and skinny. His body shape and the propor-
          tion of his limbs were the same as the current Equator
          Africans. The sizes of his limbs totally matched with that of the
          current white North American adults." (Donald C. Johanson &
          M. A. Edey, Lucy: The Beginnings of Humankind, New York:
          Simon & Schuster, 1981)
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