Transitional form

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Transitional Forms - Transitional forms or "Missing Links" are fossils that show a change from one species to another.

Currently many Americans feel that the fossil record contains many gaps [1].

Paleontologists typically reject this claim and some work has been done to provide the general public a better understanding of the complete fossil record. One such attempt is that by Kathleen Hunt who created a Transitional Vertebrate Fossil FAQ [2].

The Transitional Vertebrate Fossil FAQ covers two broad categories: PART I has FISHES TO FIRST MAMMALS & BIRDS: [3]

PART 2 has transitions among mammals (starting with primates), including numerous species-to-species transitions, discussion, and references. [4]

To skip directly to the primate fossil discussion (includes humans) view this link: [5]


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