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Subject: do you know what a carnivorous set of teeth is? "carnivorous" is different from "omnivorous" and your response of "uh actually they do" leads me to the conclusion that you don't know what a "carnivorous" set of teeth is. my advice: work more on your comprehensive reading, ESPECIALLY before responding by using the word "STUPID" Author: chadi [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 01:08:53 12/08/02 Sun In reply to: Grad Student in Anthropology 's message, "Uh, actually, they do. If you look at the history of human evolution you can map out the change of the teeth through what the genus Homo was eating. Teeth did change shape due to omnivorous diet (including meat)!" on 16:01:56 12/02/02 Mon [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]