Details all around: National Geographic, Pharyngula, Ed Yong, Laelaps, Carl Zimmer, and, of course, the actual paper in PLoS ONE.
Darwinius has landed
I give in to the pressure:
Details all around: National Geographic, Pharyngula, Ed Yong, Laelaps, Carl Zimmer, and, of course, the actual paper in PLoS ONE.
Details all around: National Geographic, Pharyngula, Ed Yong, Laelaps, Carl Zimmer, and, of course, the actual paper in PLoS ONE.
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It doesn't even look like Hera.
ReplyDeleteWhy Hera???
ReplyDeleteLet us recaull the basic creationists arguments:
ReplyDeleteIt is not so old, because carbon dating is not correct!
It is not a different species because it is just a dwarf or kripple what so ever!
God himself put it there to test out faith!
It can not fill any gap, because there was no evolutionary history!
Damn I forgot something... and I know that, because just when I think everything is settled, the next idiot comes with the next stupid idea...
Anyway, nice find, and this one has an extremely long tail, and it is german!
Cheers Arend