Figure 2 in: 'The story of human evolution is based on fictional fossil evidence' (Krill 2020) https://www.researchgate.net/publication/344220554 -- Paleohuman.com

The '46-fix' probably originated in one mutant chimpanzee, and punctuated the speciation of humans. Chromosome differences are associated with marked differences in physical traits. A typical example

On Mon, May 24, 2021 at 01:41 PM, Allan Krill wrote: If my estimate of 10,000 semiaquatic humans seems high,My estimate of 10,000 humans on Bioko now seems high (even to me :-). I think 1,000 is a

(Dec. 20, 2022 edit: CARTA has now added the Bioko paper to their list of publications.) It's clear that CARTA doesn't want to mention my possible answers to their questions Where did we come from?

(Dec. 20, 2022 edit: CARTA has now added the Bioko paper to their list of publications.) "Bioko!" may be the answer to CARTA's questions. But when my Bioko-paper was published in January 2020, CARTA

Paleoanthropologists don't want my ideas, and neither do Waterside-apers. Their denial has some advantages—I can work on these ideas at my own pace, without anyone taking away my project. Here is

"The great diversity in rainforest species is in large part the result of diverse and numerous physical refuges, i.e. places in which plants are inaccessible to many herbivores or in which animals can

Let's talk about why apes and humans speciated, not just when they speciated. The human primate is bizarre, and probably speciated due to bizarre selection pressures. See my post 223 --

The continental-drift hypothesis was ridiculed and ignored for decades (see krilldrift.com) until advanced paleomagnetic technology suddenly proved it. Likewise, the aquatic-ape hypothesis has been

With his neatly trimmed hair and beard, this 'Asian caveman' is made to resemble a chimpanzee. But cavemen didn't have electric hair clippers to cut their head hair and beard in this way. Scientists

My paragraph on the Bioko hypothesis was posted on Wikipedia for a few hours. Then it was removed by the editors, who think the Aquatic Ape Hypothesis is pseudoscience, and want to keep it that way.

Chimpanzees, gorillas, and all other non-human primates have signals of sight and/or smell that indicate estrus — the time for successful mating. Marine mammals do not have these estrus signals.

Most people seem to think that humans evolved with dark skin in sunny Africa. Then, when paleohumans migrated out of Africa, they evolved lighter skin, which was selected for by the need to produce

Where did paleohumans come from? See Message 165. -- Paleohuman.com

No one wants to cast doubt on a $uccessful theory. I recently paid Alta Museum $14 to view the spectacular rock art on the smooth sandstone rocks near the fjord. It is a UNESCO World Heritage site.

From sea depths in the Gulf of Guinea (easily available on Google Earth) we see that a land bridge between Bioko and mainland Africa would emerge whenever sea levels drop to about 60 meters below the

In the Bioko model, all Homo species (including Homo erectus, H. denisovan, H. neanderthalensis, and H. sapiens) were paleohumans that evolved fro chimpanzees (Pan troglodytes) that had become trapped

Financial interest trumps parsimony in paleoanthropologic interpretations... Alta is a wonderful place to visit in the summer, with 24 hours of direct sun, and no real night from March 26 to

Paleohumans, including Denisovans and Neanderthals with ear exostoses, probably lived mostly on marine foods. Sea levels have risen about 120 meters in the past 18,000 years, so most of the coastlines

I now agree with Michel Odent that we probably evolved from 'Marine Chimpanzees', and my term 'Marine Ape' is less appropriate. I will now try using the terms 'Marine Chimpanzees' and 'Marine