some netloon:
Note how Marc just lists his imagination as counter evidence.
Marc, you have no business in a scientific discussion.
:-DDD
says somebody who believes his ancestors ran after antelopes of African savannas:
Sigh. My little little little boy, please grow up:
nobody denies that humans can run a bit (half as fast as horses),
but only netloons deny that Pleistocene Homo regularly dived for shellfish:
the facts are obvious:
-Homo's brain size x2 cf.marine mammals: seafoods are rich in DHA etc., -pachyosteosclerosis is exclusively seen in slow+shallow-diving tetrapods, -Pleistocene shell engravings by H.erectus, google "Joordens Munro"
-Homo's stone tools & handiness for opening shells,
-coastal fossilisation & dispersal from Java to Europe & Africa,
-island colonasations, e.g. Flores >18 km oversea,
-etc.etc.etc.
Google e.g. "coastal dispersal Pleistocene Homo".
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