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Jer453
Mon, Jan-29-07, 06:16
If you are interested in the facts, please see this: http://
www.glorentz.com/
Spiznet
Mon, Jan-29-07, 17:17
On Jan 29, 3:04 am, "jer453" <lorentzg...@hawaii.rr.com>
wrote:
> If you are interested in the facts, please see this:
> http://www.glorentz.com/
Spiznet
Mon, Jan-29-07, 17:17
...the emergence of
> cooperative rock-throwing, stick wielding behaviors in
> (chimp)/A'pith directed against inmigrating food-competitor
> species. The communities that were most successful in this
> behavior were the ones that best avoided predatory
> massacres. (JimmCginn)

Fantasy.

> See Paul.

ok!!

On Jan 29, 5:46 pm, "spiznet" <m...@spiznet.com> wrote:
> On Jan 29, 3:04 am, "jer453"
> <lorentzg...@hawaii.rr.com> wrote:
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> > If you are interested in the facts, please see this:
> > http://www.glorentz.com/- Hide quoted text -- Show quoted
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Day Brown
Tue, Jan-30-07, 06:17
Given the paucity of homind remains, inter tribal warfare
seems unlikely. There were *lots* of other predators to fight
with. And given the paucity of hominid remains, small tribal
units seem likely. The most likely outcome of two tribes
meeting was an orgy. They needed all the genetic diversity
they could get. Think about the problems of inbred
hillbillies.

Not that sticks & stones would not have been useful against
hyenas, canines, & cats.