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Oliver is a Common Chimpanzee and a former performing ape once promoted as a missing link or "Humanzee" due to an unusually human-like face and a tendency to walk upright. Despite his somewhat unusual appearance and behavior, Oliver is, genetically speaking, a normal chimpanzee.[1]

Are you aware of any scientific sources of information on Bassou?

1931 became in the N? from Marrakesch (Morocco) a menschen?liche creature discovers.
Eye-witnesses, who visited him in the following years, beschieben it, as a "wild idiot".
it reported, more da?er in a H?e lived and ausschlie?ich of raw meat ern?te themselves.
The Gesichtsz? , lie?n no us of this man today admitted themselves race assign.
With an exception!
With its fleeing forehead, the wulstigen nose and also the K?erbau, he reminded very strongly of a Neandertaler.

But from where came this man, who was called Azzo Bassou?
Was it real m?ich, which was he a still existing, pr?strorischer Neandertaler?
But unfortunately this question could be never answered correctly.

As differently not to be expected, hardly still reports few pictures are received and also only from this time.
Also the professional world, showed at that time none much gro?s interest.

Center of the f?ziger years, remembered the franz?che writer Jean Boullet, at "Vorzeitmen".
It was one of the few, which had visited Azzo Bassou already before.
In the Moroccan Vall?du Dad? he wanted to find out, what from it had become.
Azzo Bassou was still alive and Jean Boullet succeeded it it again to fotographieren.
Also Marcel Homet, a franz?scher Ethnologe, which was st?ig on the search, after traces of past civilizations, took some photographs of the mutma?ichen Neandertaler.

A further expedition, from which Italian "Associazione Studi Preistorici Internazionale", which wanted to employ a study?r Azzo Bassou, drove at the beginning of the seventies again into the area, where he lived.
But at this time, the premature Neandertaler had already deceased.
The expedition participants conversed with the Dorf?esten and other village inhabitants, which still knew Azzo Bassou.
There experienced they, which was buried Azzo in the oasis Sidi Fillah and its grave was inviolable.
In the "confidence", the participants one erz?t, which had concerned it with Azzo no normal humans.
Most time, he ran naked duch the area, used only vestige? Ger? and was also only able, some, to speak usually also unverst?liche words.

F?die expedition, was very unfortunate it, da?Azzo no longer alive was.
But the Dorf?este announced it with two women.
Were the sisters Hisa and Herkaia.
One called it last related Azzo's.
The two women, who look strong of their ago?lichkeit with Azzo had, mu?en usually the heavy work to perform.

But whether the two women were really related to it to unfortunately it will not leave itself, no more kl?n.
There Azzo's grave f?die village inhabitants somewhat special is inviolable and therefore, can no genetic investigations be also unfortunately employed.

Thus becomes probably never clear gekl? it becomes k?en whether it really concerned the last Neandertaler.

I found this German article that kind of backs me up.
http://de.geocities.com/anubiscly/Azzo.htm

Translated it reads as follows...



also the professional world, showed at that time no very large interest.

the professional world showed no interest in researching such an obvious finding , that might interfere with the "norm" , you see as long as the norm seems to be socially accepted even if its wrong , why change it...

even if its wrong !!

the proffesional world "scientific community" tends to cover up things like evidence , its almost a miracle that this man lived long at all.

but I guess he was no real threat , as he was ignored.

Just like energy is covered up by the norm

SMOT a basic truth something not found when energy is concerned

SMOT ???????????????????????

Trying to promote Hungarian Anti-semetism now are you?

Shame on you. Get a Scientific life, instead of posting
all your Cr-p. Byeeeeeee

Mike Kremer

So did it take a change in ape chromosomes in order for humans
to begin to walk upright and to begin to look like humans?

according to this ape it did not.

perhaps that is because humans did not evolve from apes !

perhaps it is because apes evolved from humans !

now if only there was an example of this type , of an ape that
is living in the wild being shunned by other apes because he resembled a human ... figure the odds.

you must be smoking the left handed cigarettes bryan

because this is what I said:

now if only there was an example of this type , of an ape that
is living in the wild being shunned by other apes because he resembled a human ... figure the odds.