Talk:The Human Revolution (human origins)

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According to Darwin theory in simple words that he claims the original source or today's human structure is Monkeys.... But the modern reaches showed that what they found wasn't monkeys (Bonds) in the matter of fact it was a human being!! But with different structure from today's !!! What I wanna ask is can our human structure to develop in the next century!? WaleedAlfatihYhya (talk) 10:19, 12 September 2015 (UTC)Reply

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