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Discussions reveal a strong consensus that the Laetoli footprints are from an ancestor different from modern humans, with posts referencing biomechanical analyses and evolutionary background, such as noting their intermediate form between chimpanzees and hunter-gatherers. The tone is scientific and critical, emphasizing the importance of accurate species identification, which highlights the debate's depth and the article's relevance.
Most discussions agree that the Laetoli footprints are not from modern humans and support the idea that these footprints reflect different biomechanics, aligning with the publication's conclusions.
Engagement is high because many comments delve into detailed biomechanical analysis, evolutionary implications, and debates around the identification of the species responsible for the footprints.
Poster comments show deep involvement through multiple responses, clarifications, and referencing scientific sources, indicating meaningful engagement.
The discussions indicate that the article influences ongoing debates about human evolution and biomechanical differences, though it may not be seen as a groundbreaking shift but rather a confirmation of existing evidence.
@jc_Craze @abc098788 @wendelltalks 9/ The Laetoli trackway supports this because those tracks are intermediate in between modern chimps and modern hunter gatherers (unshod). These tracks were not human made definitively. https://t.co/QX9hpS0hXl
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@hackingx2 @atheisthusker @JustSayingWhat1 @EBatterson @John14_10 @StandBackUp2 @Reid_CO @ZahabHazem @TheGod_Particle @Glad2bAtheist @054durin @RomagnoliEsque @deepinsights19 @IngridIngwah @A_Damned_smith @show_tao @A__Stout @Texas4Danny @smallmthbass @gloover1 @alllibertynews @Freewillburnin @zythophiliac @rkdoctr @intelligent50 @AllistairGraham @djangounchaine8 @PJLegba @odktiger @PObdura @revilokesh @ty2010b @rpratt039 @Onychom @starstrucksugar @Christgodtweet @rupejonner2 @Fr1nk3 @randolf828 @PaulG16808960 @YICYAC @mortisford @DanielM62699792 @zetetic2017 @BenefactrChurch @LeahHen18676712 @Jim1810 @The_Real_BiM @DarthKiller2 @SteveTiger999 Here's a 2016 paper, still no sign of any dating change or dispute, & whatever made them, wasn't quite human & no basic ape either https://t.co/JTxvK4uF2X the article notes why there's uncertainty on identifying the walker (not enough good
@danielbrazil @shawntheverbose @curtisdaddylove @TakeThatDarwin @dan_cameron99 @EldritchHorror3 @AngryExile @Call_Me_Emo1 @JHF46thPotus @erichovind @sciam @kennethrmiller Lucy wasn’t a monkey Lucy was an ape. If Lucy is a monkey then humans are too. Furthermore, NOBODY says that the Laetoli footprints were from LUCY. That is a RIDICULOUS strawman. Anyways, clearly not human and clearly not modern ape https://t.co/KkOIOHPMNu https://t.co/0UBH3Oa0Vp
@dan_cameron99 @danielbrazil @shawntheverbose @curtisdaddylove @TakeThatDarwin @EldritchHorror3 @AngryExile @Call_Me_Emo1 @JHF46thPotus @erichovind @sciam Not to Lucy, but to Australopithecus afarensis. The Laetoli footprints are clearly Australopithecus, NOT Homo You’re here to lie and run away again Dan? Every time I press you on lying you run way. https://t.co/KkOIOHPMNu
This video examines misconceptions about Australopithecus afarensis, focusing on misrepresented fossil evidence and flawed interpretations, aiming to clarify scientific understanding of early bipedal gait biomechanics.
An in-depth analysis of mosaic fossils like Homo habilis, Australopithecus sediba, and Homo floresiensis, highlighting their importance for understanding human evolution and biomechanical differences in bipedal gait.
This video explores common misconceptions about human evolution, emphasizing the differences revealed by Laetoli footprints and addressing various evolutionary claims with scientific clarity.
Laetoli footprints reveal bipedal gait biomechanics different from those of modern humans and chimpanzees, providing insights into early human locomotion development.
@leroyb756 Same reply, you'll want to read this: https://t.co/Ioq0aB6W2R
@leroyb756 My source: https://t.co/Ioq0aB6W2R
@ThoughtfulCafe @Redsabr @Sean_McDowell @CloudKickOff They're not human footprints https://t.co/d0yu1jSJK0.
@robbswallace @AiG where in the world did you get the idea that the laetoli footprints were left by H. sapiens? every single biomechanical analysis has shown that they have different biomechanics to humans https://t.co/cpAIHo9ebw https://t.co/mpL3ldEAij https://t.co/HrNj82tR3Q
@jc_Craze @abc098788 @wendelltalks 9/ The Laetoli trackway supports this because those tracks are intermediate in between modern chimps and modern hunter gatherers (unshod). These tracks were not human made definitively. https://t.co/QX9hpS0hXl
@danielbrazil @shawntheverbose @curtisdaddylove @TakeThatDarwin @dan_cameron99 @EldritchHorror3 @AngryExile @Call_Me_Emo1 @JHF46thPotus @erichovind @sciam @kennethrmiller Lucy wasn’t a monkey Lucy was an ape. If Lucy is a monkey then humans are too. Furthermore, NOBODY says that the Laetoli footprints were from LUCY. That is a RIDICULOUS strawman. Anyways, clearly not human and clearly not modern ape https://t.co/KkOIOHPMNu https://t.co/0UBH3Oa0Vp
@dan_cameron99 @danielbrazil @shawntheverbose @curtisdaddylove @TakeThatDarwin @EldritchHorror3 @AngryExile @Call_Me_Emo1 @JHF46thPotus @erichovind @sciam Not to Lucy, but to Australopithecus afarensis. The Laetoli footprints are clearly Australopithecus, NOT Homo You’re here to lie and run away again Dan? Every time I press you on lying you run way. https://t.co/KkOIOHPMNu
Go watch @Gutsick_Gibbon premier! https://t.co/zuPvo9xmLv
@Onychom @show_tao @rockytech @JustSayingWhat1 @FlatSlugbrains @A__Stout @hackingx2 @EBatterson @Freewillburnin @ColdDimSum @PObdura @PennyAxa @TheGod_Particle @StandBackUp2 @odktiger @malo_j @hubie0 @A_Damned_smith @RT3960 @MichaelHulm @rkdoctr @ChadCottle @TBesserwisser @Bellpipe41 @DoubleDumas @The_Real_BiM @EdDarrell @PhoenixTruths @FredMacManus @zythophiliac @Ontic_Parsimony @IngridIngwah @OllieTurnbull @RastaPacific @aiweiwei6 @StephenByrne82 @points_tony @petercumberland @Soddem_666 @AllistairGraham @Glad2bAtheist @revilokesh @YICYAC @escaped_ferret @Texas4Danny @SlavGeorgiev @deepinsights19 @smallmthbass @D32Palma For contrast, an actual technical paper more recently: Kevin Hatala et al. “Laetoli footprints reveal bipedal gait biomechanics different from those of modern humans and chimpanzees.” Proceedings of the Royal Society of London B (Biological Sciences) 283 (17 Aug 2016):
@hackingx2 @atheisthusker @JustSayingWhat1 @EBatterson @John14_10 @StandBackUp2 @Reid_CO @ZahabHazem @TheGod_Particle @Glad2bAtheist @054durin @RomagnoliEsque @deepinsights19 @IngridIngwah @A_Damned_smith @show_tao @A__Stout @Texas4Danny @smallmthbass @gloover1 @alllibertynews @Freewillburnin @zythophiliac @rkdoctr @intelligent50 @AllistairGraham @djangounchaine8 @PJLegba @odktiger @PObdura @revilokesh @ty2010b @rpratt039 @Onychom @starstrucksugar @Christgodtweet @rupejonner2 @Fr1nk3 @randolf828 @PaulG16808960 @YICYAC @mortisford @DanielM62699792 @zetetic2017 @BenefactrChurch @LeahHen18676712 @Jim1810 @The_Real_BiM @DarthKiller2 @SteveTiger999 Here's a 2016 paper, still no sign of any dating change or dispute, & whatever made them, wasn't quite human & no basic ape either https://t.co/JTxvK4uF2X the article notes why there's uncertainty on identifying the walker (not enough good
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