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🎉very interesting.

Go to the channel page if you are mystified as to why he keeps saying this is "thousands" of years old, not millions. This is how the "intelligent design" people get to the children. This is propaganda, not information.

Can't hear this well enough to enjoy it.

Awesome video and content but the audio quality makes it hard to watch.

MTG?

This is an excellent video and quite current in regards to the ongoing investigations of the Tully monster’s taxonomic affinities. However, your otherwise scientifically accurate video (nice discussion of concretions, BTW) struck a jarring note when you said that these creatures lived “thousands” of years ago. Tully monster fossils are found in strata from the upper Carboniferous period (formerly known as the Pennsylvanian), which were deposited between 323 and 299 million years ago. All economic coal seams in the Upper Carboniferous in the Illinois Basin were deposited during this period, which was marked by rising and falling, relatively shallow seaways. Sediment input came from the erosion of one of the Appalachian mountain building episodes to the east. As sea levels rose and fell (probably driven by Gondwana glacier formation and melting, which drove eustatic change by segregating seawater into continental glaciers and then releasing it during cyclical freeze/thaw events), shorelines shifted landward and seaward. Rising sea levels flooded low-lying shore environments, creating swamps and bogs. Coal was formed in oxygen minimum zones when organic materials didn’t completely decompose. As sea levels continued to rise, the coal swamps retreated landward, and the previous shorelines transitioned to more purely marine environments, with various marine fauna. Areas of fresh-water input (river mouths) created deltas that prograded and retreated with sea level changes and often a more fresh-water fossil assemblage is found near those areas. All of this time, the basin itself was subsiding, transporting organic materials into higher realms of temperature and pressure, resulting in the coal seams and sometimes even oil and gas. Erosion (and slight structural uplift) has since brought these sediments to the near surface around the periphery of the Illinois Basin.

That's the genetic ancestor of politicians.

You obviously want to have a science channel, why bring religion into it?

You forgot 'Palais du Luxembourg' as a Neanderthal site.

They referenced humans for the plate joining, but it was a Neanderthal. It is just as likely that Neanderthal fusing age is different to humans. If they checked the fusing of all great apes and they are about the same age that would be fair, but by just checking humans doesn't seem that solid to me. I could be wrong however.

You need a mic or to up the amplitude on your audio. Volume way to quiet.

fake

Downs* Syndrome.

No, they didn't. They found a trump supporter.

Just heads-up that this is a creationist channel. If that's what you believe religiously, totally fine, but this is not a scientific channel at its core.

I have known a number of people who once their gums healed they pretty much ate what they want... Tooth decay is common in the poor and drug addicts. I can easily see the Neanderthal coping without teeth in just a few weeks and thriving in the weeks to follow.

We have a bad opinion about neanderthals? I don't know any.... except that guy at the bar the other night.... But eould they have realized that there was an issue with the child? If not does not show anything.

Great video brother, god bless ☦

So good!

Interesting as always. We should remember though that , even though we have good evidence that some individuals wirh healrh issues were being cated for, we also have evidence of interpersonal violence and even cannibalsm from other sites. So.... Neanderthals were probably just as mixed a bunch as we are. On a personal note I think the "old man" from Dmanisi is the best and most interesting example...... possibly because Im an old man with no teeth😃. Seriously, I do quite a bit of foraging and in normal circumstances could probably survive all right on what I collect , but I would certainly have starved if forced to do so just after losing my teeth. And thats with modern equipment available. Im sure the Old man had help.

Actually looks like we just found "Scientists" with Down Syndrome.

It’s the predecessor to the hammerhead shark… 😮

Awesome please make more shorts!

Awesome please make more shorts!!

Hominidae is equivalent to great ape. So, you have argued that humans are not apes, but great apes (......?!?!?)

Awesome! Teaching our kids to respect humans with Downs is such an important task. Too many nations and people still want to kill humans before birth that have Downs.

You need to increase the volume

good video thanks. BUT..... the sound quality is a bit average

title describes Trump. hate on me.

Neanderthals were humans the same way we are. Same Genus, different species.

I read Europeans are like 68% more likely to give birth to a child with Down Syndrome apparently because of the Neanderthal alleles.

Apparently I have heard that Neanderthal and humans have to be different by the shape of their noses

Joke aside, very beatiful proof of human compassion in prehistory

Vaccines are that old?

Bro the tully monster is hundreds of million years old. Not thousands

How are you going to be a geology student and disagree with the entire field of geology? What's the point of paying all that thousands of dollars for an undergraduate degree if you reject the entire field? That's a waste of time and money. What a shame.

You had it all good right until you got to the end. We know that feathers in dinosaurs are an evolutionary trait. Genetics has demonstrated this. In a Chicken embryo, before they hatch, they have teeth and a long boney tail that is only known in theropod dinosaurs. Those traits are lost as the chicken develops. Ostrichs still have one claw on their wings which is a left over of when birds long armed clawed hands. All of these are evolutionary features that link birds and dinosaurs together. I think you really need to stop defending the Young Earth Creation model. This whole video is you guys just contracting yourselves. Just be a science accepting Christian. I feel like if you just took the Young Earth Creation nonsense out of your, this would be great. You know that the Young Earth Creation stuff contradicts your acceptance of sciences. Why even believe in it? You don't have to be a Young Earther to be a Christian. It's not a requirement.

God bless you, brother 🙂🙏✝️ We know we're made in the image of God

StW 53’s original reconstruction looks a little lopsided looking at it from the underside. The new reconstruction looks more symmetrical. And perhaps a little squished down in the back of the skull. I would want to know if it’s doing something like what Lucy’s pelvis was with the “perfect fit” with an anatomically impossible position. I could be mistaken, but that’s what it looks like in the images presented.

There's a conflation here between the word or common name and the scientific classification. Ultimately a common name for a species or a group of organisms may not have any sort of evolutionary implications, as you mentioned it may be non-monophyletic, but it can also be entirely nonsensical.

Looks like it would have been an ambush predator that buried its body in the sediment with just its eyes and mouth sticking out ... this is the same way I get my food and it really freaks people out when I do it in the supermarket.

@7:05 Humans are unique. All species are unique from each other. Think of some of the utterly out there unmatched critters out there: elephants, octopi, termites, and other bizarre but wonderful animals. Homo sapiens wasn't the only species of human in our distant past, however. We were a lot less unique than most people realize. Other Hominid species shared the planet with us. They had different cultures, languages, and even diets, but they were distinctly human. And I really hate your paraphylletic treatment of Homo sapiens.

Ape is just a word. A classification. Nothing more. It makes us no less human that we are Apes than dog are dogs that they are a subspecies of wolf.

There is no god as Christians define him/it. Look into monism.