Ergaster 3733
1.7 mya. 
848 cc. cranium
low dome, extended brow, thick wall
Erectus Turkana
1.6 mya
880 cc. cranium
low dome, extended brow, thick wall
Erectus Peking
400,000 ya.
900 cc. cranium
low dome, extended brow, thick wall
Rudolfensis 1470
1.9 mya.
800 cc. cranium
high dome, flat brow
thin wall
Africanus Taung 
2.5 mya
405 cc. cranium
high dome, flat brow
thin wall
Habilis 1813
1.8 mya.
510 cc. cranium
low dome, extended brow, thick wall
Afarensis Lucy
3.2 mya.
430 cc. cranium
low dome, extended brow, thick wall
Sapien Cro Magnon
30,000 ya.
1600 cc. cranium
high dome, flat brow
thin wall
Skull Morphology
Archaic Petralona
300,000 ya.
1220 cc. cranium
low dome, slightly extended brow
500,000 Years Ago
250,000 Years Ago
Neanderthal Amud
30,000 ya.
1740 cc. cranium
low dome, extended brow, thick wall
The reversal of 
morphology in Taung 
and skull 1470 
also refutes the theory 
of the evolution of  man
from ape.
Sapien Idaltu
160,000 ya
1450 cc. cranium
high dome, flat brow
thin wall
Archaic Buia
600,000--1.4 mya
600--800 cc. cranium
low dome, slightly extended brow
Archaic Broken Hill
125,000 ya.
1280 cc. cranium
low dome, extended brow, thick wall
Marvin Lubenow

     "For evolution to proceed, it is essential that the less fit die as it is that the more fit survive. If the unfit survived indefinitely, they would continue to "infect" the fit with their less fit genes. The result is that the more fit genes would be diluted and compromised by the less fit genes, and evolution could not take place.

    "The more fit survive because they are better able to compete for the limited food supply, and they reproduce in greater numbers. In other words, in both models [gradualism or punctuated equilibrium], for species A to evolve into species B, species A must precede species B in time. Furthermore, after species A has evolved into species B, any species A remnants must soon die. It is thus basic to evolution that if species B evolved from species A, that species A and species B cannot coexists for an extended length of time." 

     "We have a right to expect, if evolution were true, that the hominid fossil record would faithfully follow the time and morphology sequence set forth by evolutionists. Since humans are supposed to have evolved from something very different from what they look like today, we have a right to expect that very modern-looking fossils would not embarrass the evolutionist by showing up in Lucy times [see KNM-ER 1470, KNM-ER 3733, KNM-ER 3883], or that primitive or archaic fossils would not embarrass the evolutionist by showing up in modern times [see Talgai, Amud I, Nacurrie, and the recent allocation of the Java specimens to about 27k yrs]. We also have a right to expect that if a significant number of fossils are so rude as to show up at the wrong time, the evolutionist would be honest enough to admit that his theory has been falsified. In actuality, many fossils have been that rude. And evolutionists have been less than intellectually honest." 

--Marvin Lubenow, "Bones of Contention" (1992, Baker Books, Grand Rapids, MI), p.47; 49 


If man evolved from an ape his skull morphology should go from a small to large brain, 
from an extended to flat brow ridge, from a thick to thin cranium wall, and from a low to high dome. 
Any reversal of this pattern in the fossil record would falsify the concept of human evolution.
 Any group contemporary with any other group over the same period of time means neither evolved from the other.
The fossil record shows a diversity in the history of man with absolutely 
no connection with an ape or ape like creature.
750,000 Years Ago
1,000,000 Years Ago
1,250,000 Years Ago
1,500,000 Years Ago
1,750,000 Years Ago
2,000,000 Years Ago
2,250,000 Years Ago
2,500,000 Years Ago
2,750,000 Years Ago
3,000,000 Years Ago
3,250,000 Years Ago
The reversal of 
morphology in the Idaltu 
skull is one example that refutes the theory of the evolution of man from ape. 
Erectus Ngandong
27-53,000 ya.
size unknown
low dome, extended brow, thick wall
Seven feet tall Russian heavyweight boxing champion Nikolai Valuev has some of the skull morphology characteristics of the Neanderthal.
Rudolfensis 1470
2.6 mya.
800 cc. cranium
high dome, flat brow
thin wall
 The reversal of 
morphology in skull 1470,
when it was first dated 
at 2.6 m.y.a., and Lucy refuted the theory of evolution 
from ape to man so clearly that it's dating was later
changed to 1.9 m.y.a.
Richard Leakey
“There is now clear evidence that in eastern Africa a large brained, truly upright and bipedal form of the genus Homo existed 
contemporaneously  with Australopithecus more than  2.5 million years ago.” 
--Skull KNM-ER, 1972

Skull Pushes Back Man's Origin 

    "Ancient bones found in Africa have been assembled into a skull that may extend man's immediate ancestry back more than one million years earlier than previously believed. The fragments, making up a skull with striking resemblances to that of modern man, were found in a layer of material that had been deposite about 2.6 million years ago. 
   
   Richard Leaky, co-leader of the expedition that found the bones, said the skull seemed to displace two other man-like creatures widely thought to represent the early stages in man's development. One of them, a beetle-browed type known as Homo erectus lived far more recently—a million years ago—yet is less like modern man than the lately found skull. 
    
   The other reputed ancestor, Australopithecus, an ape-like "man" that walked relatively erect, lived 2.5 to 3 million years ago. It now appears to have been a contemporary of the more modern-looking type, rather than ancestral to the men of today." 

--The New York Times,  November 1972

Skull KNM-ER 1470 and leg fragment KNM-ER 1481 originally dated 2.5 to 3 m.y.a. resemble modern humans and were more likely than Afarensis Lucy to have left the Laetoli foot prints dated just over 3 m.y.a.
Lubenow delivers knock out punch to the theory of the evolution of man.