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Anthropology: The Red Deer Cave People of China
By: Ray Langley
The evolution of man from ape to Adam is a debate between creationist and evolutionist as to the origin of man, yet the breadth of the earth’s existence certainly has room to entertain both beliefs. It is a debate that has continued because each...
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By: Brynn Bowery
The Red Deer Cave People are a highly important scientific discovery as it pertains to the evolution of human beings. Ironically, though, the discoveries of the fossilized remains in two different caves in southwestern China occurred in 1979, and 1989 respectively, and were left untouched...
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Anthropology: The Red Deer Cave People of China
By: Erin M. Ritz
A new species has recently been discovered in China. The species is human, and is possibly a new trail in the long evolutionary line from the neanderthals to modern existence. They have been called the "Red Deer Cave People" because their bones were found in...
The consequences of man's incompatibility with nature
By: Christyl Rivers
All of life is dependent upon nature. When we harm nature, we harm all living beings and systems, including human beings. Humankind, despite whether or not one denies global warming, most certainly has destroyed many ecosystems which are the ultimate source of all drinkable water...
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