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Originally posted by DolphinChicaDDD
Thats one of the things. There different biological cues in children vs. adults. The linear idea of evolution was thrown out years ago. I would like to know about other instances of this species found, because the first thing that came to my mind was how a scientist fabricated a small skull and tools and "discovered" them in England in the late 1800's/early 1900's, so that the British could claim human life orginated in England.
I'm off to look for the scientific paper...hopefully I'll find more info.
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I believe you're thinking of Piltdown Man, and it wasn't so much to prove human life originated in England, but that there was a "missing link". It was a human skull with an orangutan jaw. Piltdown I fragments were first discovered in 1912, and Piltdown II in 1915 by Charles Dawson.