Talk:Olduvai Hominid 8

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For your information - it was Louis Leakey that found OH8. I did my PhD on this fossil assembalge, among others. Do please feel free to talk about should you wish. May I please assure you that no offence is taken and I hope we can work together. Rob Kidd, Australia

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Examples of formats for citing journals - one with a website and one without - added to article for two references. Geoff ^{Who, me?} 21:06, 5 January 2010 (UTC)Reply

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Zipfel and Kidd (2006) suggest an intregrative model of pedal evolution of caudo-cranial, disto-proximal changes. and Zipfel, DeSilva and Kidd (2009), Zipfel et al. (2011) with regard to then-recently found skeletal remains of Australopithecus sediba further argue that the disto-proximal issues of the medial column may also present in the lateral column. Combined, these findings refute the "Hypothetical Prehuman Foot", as predicted by Morton (1935); Morton had predicted an "atavistic" divergent first ray, and a very substant.;.

...I'm assuming that something has gotten lost in translation (well, c'n'p'slation), because this is a mess. I've tried to fix one or two bits, but I'm not even really confident on how many sentences it's intended to be. Can someone tease out what's supposed to be going on here? pauli133 (talk) 03:53, 1 January 2020 (UTC)Reply

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