Ape+human evolution, very short:
-- early-Miocene Hominoidea ("apes" 25 Ma) were already "bipedal":
aquarboreal (aqua=water, arbor=tree): vertical wading+climbing in coastal forests,
-- late-Miocene hominids (HPG ancestors): aquarboreal in incipient Red Sea forests:

Gorilla 8 Ma via incipient N-Rift -> Afar: afarensis, aethiopicus, boisei etc.
Pan 5 Ma via S-Rift (//Gorilla) -> Transvaal: africanus, robustus, habilis etc.
Homo Pliocene (no Afr.retroviral DNA!) -> S.Asian coasts ->

H.erectus was shellfish-diving at least early-Pleist. 2 Ma:
-brain >800 cc <- seafood DHA, taurine... dolphin, seal, sea-otter
-heavy bones (pachy-osteo-sclerosis): only & always: shallow-diving spp -fossilisations amid edible shellfish: Mojokerto, Trinil, Sangiran...
-flat long low skull (platycephaly) = hydrodynamic
-ear exostoses = chronic water irrigations
-tooth-wear caused by shellfish, Towle cs 2022
-shell engravings, Joordens & Munro
-colonisations Flores, Luzon...
-external nose & mid-facial pro-gnathism: diving-cycle
-stone tools cf. sea-otter opening shellfish
-etc.
Pleist.dispersal of archaic Homo along coasts->rivers, waterside:
only incredibly stupid people believe H.erectus ran after antelopes... :-DDD The term "hunter-gatherer" is almost as ridiculous:
Pleist.Homo butchered (stone tools!) waterside carcasses they found,
but hunting is only very recent: dogs, weapons, poison...

Very very short:
- 25 Ma: aquarboreal=bipedal apes-apiths
- 2.5 Ma: shellfish-diving H.erectus s.s.
Google
- aquarboreal
- GondwanaTalks Verhaegen

All publications with terms like "Out of Africa" Homo comes from S.Asia), "hominin" (apiths were Gorilla or Pan, not Homo), "hunter-gatherer" (gatherer is OK) are prejudiced!

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On 7.11.2023. 11:41, Marc Verhaegen wrote:

Ape+human evolution, very short:
-- early-Miocene Hominoidea ("apes" 25 Ma) were already "bipedal": aquarboreal (aqua=water, arbor=tree): vertical wading+climbing in coastal forests,
-- late-Miocene hominids (HPG ancestors): aquarboreal in incipient Red Sea forests:

Gorilla 8 Ma via incipient N-Rift -> Afar: afarensis, aethiopicus, boisei etc.
Pan 5 Ma via S-Rift (//Gorilla) -> Transvaal: africanus, robustus, habilis etc.
Homo Pliocene (no Afr.retroviral DNA!) -> S.Asian coasts ->

H.erectus was shellfish-diving at least early-Pleist. 2 Ma:
-brain >800 cc <- seafood DHA, taurine... dolphin, seal, sea-otter
-heavy bones (pachy-osteo-sclerosis): only & always: shallow-diving spp -fossilisations amid edible shellfish: Mojokerto, Trinil, Sangiran...
-flat long low skull (platycephaly) = hydrodynamic
-ear exostoses = chronic water irrigations
-tooth-wear caused by shellfish, Towle cs 2022
-shell engravings, Joordens & Munro
-colonisations Flores, Luzon...
-external nose & mid-facial pro-gnathism: diving-cycle
-stone tools cf. sea-otter opening shellfish
-etc.
Pleist.dispersal of archaic Homo along coasts->rivers, waterside:
only incredibly stupid people believe H.erectus ran after antelopes... :-DDD
The term "hunter-gatherer" is almost as ridiculous:
Pleist.Homo butchered (stone tools!) waterside carcasses they found,
but hunting is only very recent: dogs, weapons, poison...

Very very short:
- 25 Ma: aquarboreal=bipedal apes-apiths
- 2.5 Ma: shellfish-diving H.erectus s.s.
Google
- aquarboreal
- GondwanaTalks Verhaegen

All publications with terms like "Out of Africa" Homo comes from S.Asia), "hominin" (apiths were Gorilla or Pan, not Homo), "hunter-gatherer" (gatherer is OK) are prejudiced!

https://youtu.be/b56eAUCTLok?si=-ODHKBsLyrCoZ2ox

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Op woensdag 8 november 2023 om 00:37:29 UTC+1 schreef Mario Petrinovic:

On 7.11.2023. 11:41, Marc Verhaegen wrote:

Ape+human evolution, very short:
(1) Early-Miocene Hominoidea ("apes" 25 Ma) were already "bipedal": aquarboreal (aqua=water, arbor=tree): vertical wading+climbing in coastal forests,
(2) Late-Miocene hominids (HPG ancestors): aquarboreal in incipient Red Sea forests:

Gorilla 8 Ma via incipient N-Rift -> Afar: afarensis, aethiopicus, boisei etc.
Pan 5 Ma via S-Rift (//Gorilla) -> Transvaal: africanus, robustus, habilis etc.
Homo Pliocene (no Afr.retroviral DNA!) -> S.Asian coasts ->

(3) Early-Pleist. H.erectus was shellfish-diving at least 2 Ma:
-brain >800 cc <- seafood DHA, taurine... dolphin, seal, sea-otter
-heavy bones (pachy-osteo-sclerosis): only & always: shallow-diving spp -fossilisations amid edible shellfish: Mojokerto, Trinil, Sangiran...
-flat long low skull (platycephaly) = hydrodynamic
-ear exostoses = chronic water irrigations
-tooth-wear caused by shellfish, Towle cs 2022
-shell engravings, Joordens & Munro
-colonisations Flores, Luzon...
-external nose & mid-facial pro-gnathism: diving-cycle
-stone tools cf. sea-otter opening shellfish, etc.
(4) Pleist.dispersal of archaic Homo along coasts->rivers, waterside:
only incredibly stupid people believe H.erectus ran after antelopes... :-DDD
The term "hunter-gatherer" is almost as ridiculous:
Pleist.Homo butchered (stone tools!) waterside carcasses they found,
but hunting is only very recent: dogs, weapons, poison...

Very very short:
- 25 Ma: aquarboreal=bipedal apes-apiths
- 2.5 Ma: shellfish-diving H.erectus s.s.
Google
- aquarboreal
- GondwanaTalks Verhaegen
All publications with terms like "Out of Africa" Homo comes from S.Asia), "hominin" (apiths were Gorilla or Pan, not Homo), "hunter-gatherer" (gatherer is OK) are prejudiced!

Thanks for agreeing, Mario:

https://youtu.be/b56eAUCTLok?si=-ODHKBsLyrCoZ2ox

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