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15 Aug 2008, 12:15 PM   |  Evolution You can hide this advertisement by registering. hey guys can you help me with these two questions, a paragraph it the idea length.* Scientists all used the same fossil evidnece when formulating their veiws about H. ergaster and H. erectus yet different scientists hold alternative veiws about their classification and evolutionary relationships. Why do you think these different veiws occur? * what additional evidnece could help resolve this debate? anyhelp would be appreciated.
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Today, 12:37 PM | Re: Evolution Hmmm, I've never done this module, but for your seond question, possibly compare with more species within the same genus. Altgernative, use molecular techniques to identify the homology between the two.
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