The Peking Man was a cannibal theory adduced Professor Franz Weldeareich, Honorary Director of the National Geo-logie Survey of China, who reconstructed the two new skulls of the Peking Man (Sinanthropus Pekinen-41s) found at Choukoutlen, 130 miles south-west of Peking, on November 'According to Prof, Franz Woidenreich, the Honorary Director of the Laboratory and visiting professor of anatomy, P-UM.C., who reconstruct-the skulls from the fossil frag-monte found and studied them, the discovery of the new skulls' has removed every objection to the view that man' descended from an enthropold-like hominid type.
Prof, Weldenrelch explained the Importance of the new discovery to a group of loral journalists at his office at the P-U.MLC, where he displayed two other sculls of the Poking Man found also at Choukoutien several years ago. He declared that there seems to be a continuous line of evolution from the Stnanthropus stage (the most primitive fossil ever found up to the present) to the Neanderthal group and from the lat ter to the recent man.
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