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Primate Evolution

A Smooth Fossil Transition: Pelycodus, a primate
Aquatic Ape Pages
Becoming Human
Demonic Males (Chapter one of book by R. Wrangham)
Descent of Man by Charles Darwin
Early Human Phylogeny (includes diagram)
Evolution of Hominid Locomotion: A Bibliography
Evolutionary Tree
Evolutionary Trees
Fossil Primates 1 (lecture by Bill Sellers)
Fossil Primates 2 (lecture by Bill Sellers)
From the Teeth of the Dragon - Gigantopithecus blacki (by Eric Pettifor)
History of Primates (Chimpanzoo, Jane Goodall Institute)
Hominid Evolution (Hunterian Museum and Art Gallery)
Hominid Paleo-Ethology Unit, University of Barcelona
Hominid Species Timeline
How Humans Evolved
Human Evolution (Mankato State University)
Human Evolution: The Fossil Evidence in 3D
Hunting Hominids
Instant Expert: Human Evolution (New Scientist)
Man's Place in Nature (1894) by Thomas H. Huxley)
Old World Monkey (by Dr. Toshio Mouri)
Origin of Species by Charles Darwin
Origins and Evolution of Human Diet
Our Primate Origins (Smithsonian Institution)
Phylogenetic Trees of Primates Based on Different Molecular Analyses (Indiana University)
Primate Evolution (by Sean Flannery)
Searching for Our Primate Ancestors in China (by Chris Beard)
Talk.Origins Fossil Hominids FAQ Website
The Complete Works of Charles Darwin Online
The Fossil Evidence for Human Evolution in China
The Living Edens: Isolation and Biodiversity

Aquatic Ape Theory

Aquatic Ape Theory: Sink or Swim? (by Jim Moore)
Did humans descend from "aquatic apes"? (The Straight Dope)
Onelist: AAT Discussion Forum
River Apes
Symposium: Water and Human Evolution
The Aquatic Ape - In From The Cold?

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