Re: Hs living in caves three miles from the sea (Re:Hslittoral164 ka




Op 01-12-2007 04:57, in artikel 4750DBA2.27AD1ADC@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, Rich
Travsky <traRvEsky@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> schreef:

Marc Verhaegen wrote:

Op 12-11-2007 05:24, in artikel 4737D581.D576ADBF@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, Rich
Travsky <traRvEsky@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> schreef:

Marc Verhaegen wrote:

Op 22-10-2007 15:07, in artikel
1193058469.798586.277580@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, Lee Olsen
<paleocity@xxxxxxxxxxx> schreef:

On Oct 22, 3:09 am, Marc Verhaegen <m_verhae...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Our netloon is repeathing himself.

Repeating nothing but name calling, only argument you ever had.


Already found your myoglobin, my boy?

Already found your coconuts?

My little boy, don't you even know that all apes eat nuts?
The transition from nuts to shells is really small, as we can see in
mangrove capuchin, who use oyster shells to open mangrove oysters.

Far more primates eat nuts than shellfish.

Good thinking, my boy :-) Yes, that's why we differ from them: tool use,
large brain, diving skills, dexterity, brain-specific fatty acids, diaspora
to Flores ... Thanks a lot, Travsky, you're improving.

Monkeys are all that too - except for the large brain.

You're not improving at all.
My boy, capuchins hae rel.larger brains than humans.

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