I had the opportunity to read about Louis Leakey, which was very interesting for the study of human fossils, our past and the tools they used, for that time, that's why I found your publication interesting and more than for a book that was given to him .
Something similar was charles Darwin who was passionate about insects and was cataloging by species, color, shape and size and on a trip to America, he could compare the same insect with different morphology, size and shape although he did not lose the major features and then begins to study the reason for the changes by adaptability.
The Neanderthals manufactured specialized tools from animal bones 50,000 years ago. This is demonstrated by the discovery of the remains of four utensils in two Palaeolithic sites in southwestern France.http://www.elmundo.es/elmundo/2013/08/12/ciencia/1376307279.html
I had the opportunity to read about Louis Leakey, which was very interesting for the study of human fossils, our past and the tools they used, for that time, that's why I found your publication interesting and more than for a book that was given to him .
Something similar was charles Darwin who was passionate about insects and was cataloging by species, color, shape and size and on a trip to America, he could compare the same insect with different morphology, size and shape although he did not lose the major features and then begins to study the reason for the changes by adaptability.
The Neanderthals manufactured specialized tools from animal bones 50,000 years ago. This is demonstrated by the discovery of the remains of four utensils in two Palaeolithic sites in southwestern France.http://www.elmundo.es/elmundo/2013/08/12/ciencia/1376307279.html
Something similar was charles Darwin who was passionate about insects and was cataloging by species, color, shape and size and on a trip to America, he could compare the same insect with different morphology, size and shape although he did not lose the major features and then begins to study the reason for the changes by adaptability.
The Neanderthals manufactured specialized tools from animal bones 50,000 years ago. This is demonstrated by the discovery of the remains of four utensils in two Palaeolithic sites in southwestern France.http://www.elmundo.es/elmundo/2013/08/12/ciencia/1376307279.html