From the article:
“But evolution’s problem of human fossils with archaic features persisting into the very recent evolutionary past pales in light of the fact that these traits are still found in living humans.
One of the best examples is former Russian boxing champion Nikolai Valuev.
A profile picture of Valuev clearly shows he possesses a very prominent brow ridge along with a distinctly sloping forehead.”
]]]A profile picture of Valuev clearly shows he possesses a very prominent brow ridge along with a distinctly sloping forehead.”]]]
Maybe its from getting his face pounded.
But he has a pointy chin...
I thought the neanthertals and early humans did not have pronounced chins.
Besides... who is to say that features don’t get independently evolved? I don’t think this means anything.