Systematic Classification of Life - ep44 Hominini

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My wife, Lilandra asked me to do this series, based on our first interaction--back when she was a creationist. I often say that phylogenetic taxonomy is the strongest argument for evolution. After we talked about a couple dozen clades, she was convinced, and suggested I do something similar for the public.
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Scientific references in this video:

A Molecular Phylogeny of Living Primates


My visual reference to the fusion of 24 ape chromosomes into 23 human came from Prof. Kenneth Miller's lecture on the collapse of Intelligent Design.


Comparing the human and chimpanzee genomes: Searching for needles in a haystack.


I found the Mitochondrial Phylogram on P.Z. Myers' article, A scientific visualization of the importance of race.


The sliding graphic on the molecular clock came from "Placental mammal diversification and the Cretacous-Tertiary boundary".


Penile ossification: A traumatic event or evolutionary throwback?

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