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To: LLCF who wrote (27441)	10/2/2009 2:48:54 PM
From: one_less	Respond to of 28931

Wow. Coincidentally, I just finished reading that article five minutes ago.

To: LLCF who wrote (27441)	10/2/2009 6:57:42 PM
From: koan	Respond to of 28931

Yes, you are right DAK and my post was wrong. The scientific commmunity does consider humans and other apes to have evolved from a common ancestor. I think we seperated about 5 million years ago. This is cool: dsc.discovery.com\|human+fossil\|Fossils+-+Humans\|GGL+DA+-+Fossils+-+General What is confusing, is that we (humans-lol)use the word ape in both a scientific and colloquial manner. We are actually apes. But we think of ourselves differently from the other four apes living today: Chimps, gorillas, orangutangs and gibbons. Some consider bonobos another type of apes, but I always thought they were a species of chimp? indianchild.com