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HARUN YAHYA

PEKING MAN: AN EXAMPLE
OF EVOLUTIONIST FRAUD

A skull fragment
showing that Homo
erectus had a large
brain.

A fossil bone
showing that

Peking Man Homo erectus
walked erect.

longed to the same creature. For that reason the H. erectus fossils discov-
ered in Africa gained increasing importance.
Examination of the Turkana Boy, the best-known of these H. erectus
fossils discovered in Africa, revealed that there was no difference be-
tween H. erectus and present-day Man.
Even the evolutionist paleontologist Richard Leakey stated that
the difference between H. erectus and present-day Man goes no further
than racial difference:
One would also see differences: in the shape of the skull, in the degree of protru-
sion of the face, the robustness of the brows and so on. These differences are
probably no more pronounced than we see today between the separate geo-
graphical races of modern humans. Such biological variation arises when pop-
ulations are geographically separated from each other for significant lengths of
time. 107
Professor William Laughlin of University of Connecticut spent
years performing anatomical research on the Inuit (formerly known as
Eskimos) and the people of the Aleutian Islands, and saw that these

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