More Problems for Alleged Human Evolution Most of us remember
seeing the drawings in science textbooks. The evolution of man
depicted in its various “well-documented” stages, from ape-like
ancestor to modern Homo sapiens. This “ape-like-ancestor-to-
man,” gradual progression entrenched in science textbooks for
the past four-five decades, posted in museums of natural history
and force-fed to several generations, is currently coming under
heavy attack—and not just from creationists. In 2000, renowned
paleontologist Meave Leakey and her co-workers discovered two
fossils in Kenya. The team reported on the fossil finds in the
August issue of Nature magazine (448:688-691). The fossils
Leakey found were of alleged human ancestors named Homo erectus
and Homo habilis. It was supposed by many in the scientific
community that Homo habilis was the human ancestor that evolved
into Homo erectus which evolved into humans. Leakey, et al.,
reported, however, that the skull they found of Homo erectus was
in walking distance to