Big Picture Science – Surfeit of the Vitalest: Bernard Wood / Hominid Entities

by Gary Niederhoff on November 16, 2014

Surfeit of the Vitalest – Bernard Wood
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Part 2 of Surfeit of the Vitalest, featuring Bernard Wood, paleoanthropologist at George Washington University, on the various and sometimes concurrently existing species of pre-human higher primates, not all of which are our ancestors.
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