These results were discussed in relation to possible natural conditions. A tentative model for the formation of limestone caves and possible dripstone formation was proposed. Certain phases of the continued experimenal work are reported in this paper. The First Hominid Chris C. Hummer Ramapithecus is frequently put forth by evolutionists as the first hominid or first member of the family of man. This paper argues that the evidence for this position is extremely fragmentary and the scenario is fraught with problems.
Man appears in the fossil record suddenly and without ancestral form.
The known ecological positions of cephalopods independently fit together into a mutually contemporaneous ecologically zones coexistence. A Solution To Seeing Stars David M. Harris, B.Sc. Here a solution to the problem is proposed. The solution also offers an explanation of the red-shift of the light from stars, without any need of assuming that the universe is expanding. Variation And Fixity Among Living Things.