Human-Chimp-Gorilla LCA

>>8204057
>knuckle-walker

I now know what to call those fucks on my team in multiplayer games

>>8204417
Lol.

>>8204057

OP, chimps are closer related to humans than they are gorillas.

Yes, our common ancestor would have dragged their knuckles while walking.

I drag my dick while walking, am I at the next evolutionary stage?

>>8205275
does your dick hang low
does it wobble to the floor
can you tie it in a knot
can you tie it in a bow
can you hang it over your shoulder
is it heavier then a bolder


?

>>8205275
Evolution is the gradual change in a species over time. I'm sure you're joking anyway. We cannot predict how we are going to evolove over time, build a time machine for that.

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>>8204954
But most experts today think that because no Miocene apes show signs of knuckle-walking, that our LCA with the chimps and the gorillas was most likely a semi-bipedal tree-climber. Sahelanthropus (possible Pan-Homo LCA) shows signs of bipedality and a climbing nature, and Pierolapithecus (possible LCA of hominini and gorillini) has tree-climbing adaptations but no knuckle-walking ones.

>>8205907
360, confirmed, evolution is just a cycle.

>skeletons
>gif

NOPE

>>8205907

>Pliopithecus
You're not save in that hole, senõr Jesus

>Victoriapithecus
Lost the game eventually

>Pliobates
Killed by diabeettus

>Saadanius
Edgy, self-mutilated

>Hylobates
Far too low I guess

>Pongo
Killed by instumental industry

>Gorilla
Went, gone

>Pan
Killed by Hellens

>Homo
Killed by AIDS

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