29 Aug '12 09:02>
Originally posted by CLL53At least try and get your facts straight.
Only two missing links I know of, one being the mythical monkey man evolutionists have been trying to find (create) since Darwin,.
At about Darwins time, they were looking for evidence that man and other great Apes had a common ancestor, so they were looking for an ancestor of man that had characteristics more like other great Apes than modern man. This became known as 'the missing link'.
Many such ancestors and relatives have been found since then and the 'link' is no-longer 'missing'.
Your mention of 'monkey man' shows that your knowledge of the Biological classification in this area is limited at best.
The current common usage of the term 'monkey' is for two groups of primates Old World monkeys and a New World monkeys and excluding apes.
Humans are apes and any 'missing link' would be a link between humans and other apes rather than monkeys.