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The Four Stone Hearth is in need of hosts for 12/22/10 and beyond. Please consider hosting. The team that brought us Darwinius masillae has a new paper out defending the haplorhine status Darwinius masillae. The paper is a response to Williams et al (you can read about that paper here). The paper raises an issue [...]
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The tarsal is part of the ankel. It sits on the calcaneus and in turn articulates with the tibia (medial) and fibula (lateral). It is the main weight bearing portion of the ankle.
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PZ has a link to an interview with some of the Darwinius masillae hype. One comment, by Jørn Hurum, stands out:
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