The missing link refers to a perceived gap in human evolution. Human evolution theories believe that human beings evolved from the common ape over many centuries of time.
The term "missing link" is often used in evolutionary biology to refer to a hypothetical ancestral species that fills the gap between different evolutionary stages. It is commonly used to describe a transitional fossil that would provide evidence for the evolutionary relationship between two different species.
Bigfoot could be the missing link to the human race
There is no scientific evidence to support the concept of a "missing link" in human evolution. The idea of a missing link implies a linear progression from one species to another, which does not accurately represent the complexity of evolutionary relationships. Each species is a product of its own unique evolutionary history.
Missing link is defined as something that is needed to complete a series, a set or a sequence. The most common use of missing link is the belief that there is a possible missing link in human development between humans and great apes.
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The concept of the "missing link" in anthropology refers to a hypothesized transitional fossil that would bridge the evolutionary gap between humans and their closest primate relatives. While no single specimen can represent a direct link between modern humans and our common ancestors, the fossil record provides evidence of gradual evolutionary changes over time. Modern research focuses on the complexity and diversity of our evolutionary lineage rather than a single missing link.
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The specific "missing link" was a proposed extinct creature halfway in the evolutionary line between modern humans and their anthropoid progenitors, originally conceived as connecting humans to existing primate species. Since the actual evolutionary premise is that both apes and humans had a common ancestor (who may not have greatly resembled either of them), a "missing link" is highly unlikely to have existed at all. * The fictional animated character Link in "Monsters vs. Aliens" (2009) is an ape-fish hybrid that does not correspond to the typical definition of the term.
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There is no specific scientific name for the concept of the "missing link" in human evolution. It is a colloquial term that has been used in the past to describe hypothetical transitional forms in the evolutionary lineage of humans. Scientists now understand that evolution is a complex and continuous process with many transitional forms, rather than a single missing link.
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