New African Fossil Confirms Early Human Variations by Brian
Thomas, M.S. * The cover of the August 9, 2012 issue of the
journal Nature featured the reconstructed face of newly-
discovered human-like fossil bones described by Meave Leakey and
colleagues in their report.1 Three new human-like fossil face
parts from Africa have given evolutionists another opportunity
to reiterate their confusing philosophy, but the data don't
match their story very well. What was their first task upon
discovering the fossils? According to long-time African hominid
fossil expert and anatomist Bernard Wood who summarized the
Leakey finds in a short article in the same issue of Nature,
"The task of palaeoanthropologists is to reconstruct the
evolutionary history of the period between our species, Homo
sapiens, and the ancestral species we share exclusively with
chimpanzees and bonobos."2 So much for objective science, which
would entail evaluating the fossils against evolutionary and
competing tenets, not force-fitting them into evo