[dubyagee]

Struck by the skull's unusual mix of apelike and evolved hominid features, the discoverers assigned it to an entirely new genus and species — Sahelanthropus tchadensis...promised "to illuminate the earliest chapter in human evolutionary history."

These people never cease to amaze me. It must truly be a God-given gift to be able to decipher all that from a cranium, two jaw fragments and two teeth. (Do I even need to add a sarcasm tag?)

[housetops]

I guess you've noticed how the evolvoid story mill spins fastest when cooking links between fragments from human and great ape skulls. Pity they can’t start a little earlier in their auto-transmutational saga and assemble evidence, for example, of the “selection” of spider spinnerets.

There are googols of scholarly fictions waiting to be harvested from Evolutia’s magical, self-creating universe. Explaining the steps to spider silk is a really tough tale for Evolutians to weave, but tinkering with the primate stuff is absolutely essential for their Darwinian faith.