Edito du 20 juin 2010

L'homme descend-il du singe ?
Les récentes découvertes des paléoanthropologues font revoir le scénario de nos origines.
L'homme est très probablement un singe qui partage un ancêtre commun avec le chimpanzé.
Ce dernier a suivi une évolution aussi longue que Homo sapiens pour en devenir son cousin.
Pour confirmer totalement cette théorie, il reste toutefois à trouver le chaînon manquant du Dernier Ancêtre Commun avec les deux espèces.
Une nouvelle histoire à écrire.

Ch Boudet

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Issue No. 4 of 25/04/2010, Copyright Ch Boudet

Submitted by ChB on Fri, 11/21/2008 - 17:59.