91.   Single-origin theorists say the bones are all within the normal limits of H. sapiens variation.

92.   So are broken bones.

93.   So if the deer bones were leftovers from a meal, the scientists said, then the Neanderthal bones must be as well.

94.   Studying the actual skull and casts, the researchers noted that the cranial bone was thick and the brow ridges well developed, both characteristics of Homo erectus.

95.   Stuffed with a pillow, it helps him endure the fact that his pelvic bones are now the most pronounced feature of his backside.

96.   The architectural bones are visible.

97.   The bones are in such pristine condition because they have been under deep sand dunes, beneath the reach of scavengers.

98.   The bones are more brittle, less cartilage to elasticize those moving parts.

99.   The bones were but a tickle in the throat.

100.   The bone is about a foot long and thick, and it appears to be from a cow.