LEARNING TO SPEAK SCIENCE (VIA BBOYS):

Fossil find pushes human-ape split back millions of years (AFP, Aug 24, 2007)

Ten million-year-old fossils discovered in Ethiopia show that humans and apes probably split six or seven million years earlier than widely thought, according to landmark study released Wednesday. [...]

The most startling implication of the find, the scientists agree, is that our human progenitors diverged from today's great apes -- including gorillas, orangutans and chimpanzees -- several million years earlier than widely accepted research based on molecular genetics had previously asserted.

Where the Darwinist uses the term "widely accepted" they mean "this week's fairytale.'

Posted by Orrin Judd at August 24, 2007 8:28 AM