humans

[logman]

Do evolutional throw-backs ever occur in humans ?

[snook]

Ever see daytime TV?

[Lonnie]

Thats a good question, and it all depends in what context, if you mean back towards our ape or caveman ancestors, i'm not sure, every so often, a case appears where it seem as if it has happened,

But I think its more obvious in our behaviour, we are pack animals by nature, and you only have to look at our behaviour when we are alone, or with a group to see the difference,

[logman]

Thanks Lonnie, I was thinking more of physical features when I posted, rather than human behavour. I heared it said that we have not changed physically since our cave dwelling ancestors, which to me seems surprising..

[dogfish]

there are stories of human babies being born with "tails", plenty of web articles. Here's one

[Lonnie]

You know logman, its actually a facinating question, got me thinking about genetics, and then googled Human Freaks, because I reckoned thats where they'd be categorised, this is one of the tamer ones that came up. www.dimaggio.org/Archive/tails_in_humans.html

[Lonnie]

Strange coincidence, go to www.dailymail.co.uk and Time Warp Family.

[Goofy]

also, ahve you seen the family (Kurdish Turks) who walk on all fours? Been in te news recently and I think on TV