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Hola, paso otro post sobre los homininos, nuestros antepasados más cercanos. Su actual ausencia nos hace percibir una distancia enorme con respecto a los otros animales: jijorquera.wixsite.com/onscien

Hi mastodons! Another post on the hominins, our closest ancestors. Their extinction makes us perceive an enormous distance to other animals: jijorquera.wixsite.com/onscien

Hello again, mastodons. This is another post on the hominins, now in our genus Homo, dealing with neanderthals and denisovans. I hope you like it and, if so, that you share them. Knowing a little more about our extinct closest relatives can help us understand better our place in the world.
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Un último post (por ahora) sobre los otros humanos. La imagen corresponde a una reconstrucción facial de Homo floresiensis, extinguido hace menos de 100.000 años. jijorquera.wixsite.com/onscien

One more post on the origin and development of societies, focused on the emergence and development of farming /
Una publicación más sobre el origen y desarrollo de las sociedades, centrada en la aparición de la agricultura y ganadería
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I demand of you, and of the whole world, that you show me a generic character ... by which to distinguish between Man and Ape. I myself most assuredly know of none. I wish somebody would indicate one to me. But, if I had called man an ape, or vice versa, I would have fallen under the ban of all the ecclesiastics. It may be that as a naturalist I ought to have done so.

—Carl von Linné, founder of Taxonomy

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This post begins the second part of the subjects of this web, dealing with the second question—what are we?— in Paul Gauguin’s Polynesian painting: upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia.

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