Also to destroy the reputation of any that would stand against them, by such acts of tyranny only rivaled by the inquisition of the Dark Ages. They would have the lay public swallow this swill they conger up as real science, because most will not take the time to research the facts. These fantastic numbers and assertions are derived from their fantasies not from scientific fact. It is nothing more than wishful thinking, unsubstantiated guess work, and the usual desperation by a pseudo-science whoвЂ™s religion gets hammered every day due to itвЂ™s total lack of вЂњrealвЂќ data.

As for the age, 47 million years, they have absolutely no idea of what the real age is, nor do I. Just looking at the fossil it is glaringly apparent we have a lizard or four legged mammal type creature plain and simple. вЂњBut some independent experts, awaiting an opportunity to see the new fossil, are skeptical of the claim.вЂќ This from their own camp.Д®ven they donвЂ™t believe this drivel. Tests on her teeth revealed that although she appears more similar to a lemur, she is actually closer to the line that resulted in apes, monkeys and humans.ДЄlthough thereвЂ™s no solid evidence to say that this is part of the evolutionary chain and not a previously undiscovered entity, could Ida be the answer weвЂ™ve all been waiting for? We canвЂ™t wait the documentaries to start airing вЂ¦ One with humans, apes and monkeys, and the other one with lemurs and bush babies. ThatвЂ™s because sheвЂ™s supposed to come from a time when the primate family tree was splitting into two groups. Rather than being our вЂњgrandmotherвЂќ Ida is more like a вЂњgrand auntвЂќ. Unlike Lucy- the famous Ethiopian fossil (Australophithecus afarensis) that was 3.2million years old and only 40 per cent complete, Ida is roughly 95 per cent complete with individual hairs preserved imprinted into the rock and traces of her last meal in her stomach. This fossil will probably be the one that will be pictured in all textbooks for the next 100 years,вЂќ said lead scientist Jorn Hurum at the unveiling ceremony. It is the scientific equivalent of the Holy Grail. вЂњThis specimen is like finding the Lost Ark for archeologists. Could it be the link between humans and apes that would confirm Charles DarwinвЂ™s theory? But after a million-dollar deal, researchers got their hands on something that could change the way we understand human evolution.

Ida, the 47million-year-old lemur could be the missing link in human evolutionДЇirst discovered outside of Frankfurt in 1983 in a fossil treasure trove called the Messel Pit (probably a volcanic caldera), Ida has been a collectorвЂ™s item ever since.

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