[Heaneisismich]

Here's a bit:


Scientists have discovered an exquisitely preserved ancient primate fossil that they believe forms a crucial "missing link" between our own evolutionary branch of life and the rest of the animal kingdom.


The 47m-year-old primate – named Ida – has been hailed as the fossil equivalent of a "Rosetta Stone" for understanding the critical early stages of primate evolution.


Fossil Ida: extraordinary find is 'missing link' human evolution | Science | guardian.co.uk


KewlBeans!
MoonOwl

[freeprescriptionplanrrx]

I dunno if I buy it. They found one fossil.

[mypharmalife]

if its a very early primate chances are that we could be descended from its kind

[Menierofe]

That's very cool!

[eduptultyt]

I bet the first guy who sold it must be kicking himself....
But yes good artical...

[gIWnXYkw]

I dunno if I buy it. They found one fossil.

It's 47 million years old. It's amazing they found one. I can't believe that's it's 95% complete. If only Lucy and some of the others were that complete.

[irrelaAnnekly]

well, they will have to do both directions to place it in our evolutionary lineage. that tail looks like it may have been a little bit more than vestigial.