Re: Faster Than A Hyena?

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After some research I see there is evidence that early homo (pre-
erectus) did make it out of Africa, and on re-reading Leakey, I see
that all species of homo, including the early/questionable ones, were
runners,

How come, after mastering this
niche, they stopped occupying it?

though the A'piths were not.

So A'piths clearly occupied a different
niche (and different habitats) from later
homo.

How come all hominids before Homo
(as represented by A'piths) went into
extinction -- after so successfully
occupying a distinct niche for a few
million years?


Bad evolutionary theorists -- such
as the savanna types (e.g. Leakey)
and the aquatic nuts -- love to indulge
in promiscuous niche-swapping. It can
'explain' everything, and avoids all need
for thought.

It seems that they are quite unfamiliar
with all of nature, and the fact that taxa
and species prefer to stick to the same
kind of habitat, and ways of life. They
have no understanding of evolution,
nor of the concept of 'evolutionary
niche'.


Paul.


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