Man to Man
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Dr Dodd, eat!
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You have to eat.
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Five foot one inch, a weight
of six stone three pounds.

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Notice a distinct prognathous
jaw, wool lik e hair. . .

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and the auricular angles
far lower than human norms.

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An acute curvature of
the spine indicating . . .

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that the subject has spent
less time standing on two feet.

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We see the same effect in
Orangutans.

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And the size of the brain
compaired to other human species

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would give
the stature of a genius!

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The volume of the brain
is 4 7 cubic inches.

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The skull itself, particularly
the protruberant nature. . .

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of the parietal lobe, recalls
that of Neanderthal man . . .

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Considering the extent of our
measurements and analysis. . .

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their unique distinguishing
marks and the general savagery

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of their behaviour, we believe
that we have te first branch . . .

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that grew upon
the human tree.


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