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Professor Kurban Amanniyazov, leader of the expedition, elaborated:
"We've discovered imprints resembling human footprints, but to date have failed to determine, with any scientific veracity, whom they belong to, after all. Of course, if we could prove that they do belong to a humanoid, it would create a revolution in the science of man. Humanity would 'grow older' thirty-fold and its history would be at least 150 million years long."
(Anonymous; "Tracking Dinosaurs," Moscow News, no. 24, p. 10, 1983. Cr. V. Rubtsov.)
Comment. Strata along the Paluxy River, Texas, contain a similar mixture of dinosaur and human-like tracks.