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La Théorie De La Bipédie Initiale Bipedia N°22 © C.E.R.B.I. : http://perso.wanadoo.fr/initial.bipedalism/ miroir : http://cerbi.ldi5.net/ LE BULLETIN DE LA BIPEDIE INITIALE Editée par le Centre d'Etude et de Recherche sur la Bipédie Initiale : BIPEDIA A Review from the STUDY and RESEARCH CENTER for INITIAL BIPEDALISM Pour tout renseignement complémentaire, vous pouvez contacter : M. François de Sarre, par e-mail : [email protected] ou par courrier : C.E.R.B.I. 32 avenue de Buenos-Ayres 06000 NICE FRANCE BIPEDIA N° 22 ( Janvier 2004 ) Sommaire : • Convention for Cryptozoology in Berlin - Seminar für Kryptozoologie in Berlin - 6 September 2003 • INTERNATIONAL BIGFOOT SOCIETY's CONVENTION MAY 17-18, 2003 " WATERHABITS in HOMO ERECTUS and POSSIBLE SURVIVAL " by François de SARRE • ÜBER DEN URSPRUNG DES LEBENS UND DIE ENTSTEHUNGSGESCHICHTE DES MENSCHEN von François de SARRE • Nègres blancs par René Laurenceau • Présentation du livre "ZEITFÄLSCHUNG", [ "Falsification du Temps" ], de Uwe TOPPER par François de SARRE • Présentation de "La Gazette Fortéenne", vol.2 ( 2003 ), livre proposé par Jean-Luc RIVERA • Festival "Mir redde platt" [ = Nous parlons platt ( francique lorrain ) ]. • Quelques réflexions sur l'origine d'Homo sapiens et les hominidés reliques par Fabrice WEHRUNG • Note preliminari sulla sopravvivenza attuale dell'Homo neanderthalensis : analisi tecnica e teorica delle fotografie a colori dell'Homo pongoides Heuvelmans par Lorenzo Rossi & Pasquale Saggese • Présentation du livre "DIE RÜCKKEHR DER DRACHEN", [ "Le Retour des Dragons" ], de Hartwig HAUSDORF par François de SARRE • LES THEORIES D' ETIENNE GEOFFROY SAINT-HILAIRE ET LA BIPEDIE INITIALE par Carlos BONET BETORET • DIE GENESIS DES LOCH NESS - MONSTERS 1933-1934 von Ulrich MAGIN Page 1 sur 108 Bipedia N°22 © C.E.R.B.I. : http://perso.wanadoo.fr/initial.bipedalism/ miroir : http://cerbi.ldi5.net/ Convention for Cryptozoology in Berlin - Seminar für Kryptozoologie in Berlin - 6 September 2003 Information - Auskunft : IGKF, Redaktion PTERODACTYLUS Hans-Jörg VOGEL Lindenberger Str. 25 D - 13156 BERLIN E-Mail : [email protected] Tel. : (030) 47482027 Page 2 sur 108 Bipedia N°22 © C.E.R.B.I. : http://perso.wanadoo.fr/initial.bipedalism/ miroir : http://cerbi.ldi5.net/ Hans-Jörg VOGEL ( links ) und Edgar WUNDER ( rechts ), VERANSTALTER des KRYPTOZOOLOGISCHEN SEMINARS 6. September 2003 François de SARRE über << Geschichte der Kryptozoologie >> Seminar Kryptozoologie Berlin 6. September 2003 Bernard HEUVELMANS ( 1916-2001 ) << Vater der Kryptozoologie >> in seinem Forschungszentrum, Le Vésinet ( bei Paris ) Foto : François de SARRE, April 1995 in memoriam Page 3 sur 108 Bipedia N°22 © C.E.R.B.I. : http://perso.wanadoo.fr/initial.bipedalism/ miroir : http://cerbi.ldi5.net/ << Meeresungeheuer >> dargestellt auf geographischen Karten des norwegischen Bischofs Oläus Magnus ( 1490-1558 ) Constantin Samuel RAFINESQUE ( 1783-1840 ) Verfasser einer "Dissertation on Water-Snakes, Sea-Snakes and Sea-Serpents" ( 1817 ) Antoon Cornelis OUDEMANS ( 1858-1943 ) Autor des Werkes "The Great Sea-Serpent" ( 1892 ) Willy LEY ( 1906-1969 ) Autor des Buches "The Lungfish, the Dodo and the Unicorn" ( 1948 ) Page 4 sur 108 Bipedia N°22 © C.E.R.B.I. : http://perso.wanadoo.fr/initial.bipedalism/ miroir : http://cerbi.ldi5.net/ Ivan Terence SANDERSON ( 1914-1973 ) Autor des Buches "Abominable Snowmen: Legend come to Life" ( 1961 ) Das Sowjetische Komitee zur Erforschung des "Schneemenschen" ( gegründet in 1958 ) Von links nach rechts, Prof. J.P.P. SMOLIN, Prof. B.F. PORSHNEV, Prof. A.A. MASHKOVTSEV, Dmitri BAYANOV und Marie-Jeanne KOFFMANN Ingo KRUMBIEGEL ( 1903-1990 ) Verfasser des Buches "Von Neuen und Unentdeckten Tierarten" ( 1950 ) Page 5 sur 108 Bipedia N°22 © C.E.R.B.I. : http://perso.wanadoo.fr/initial.bipedalism/ miroir : http://cerbi.ldi5.net/ Grover S. KRANTZ ( 1931-2002 ) Autor u.a. des Buches "Big Footprints" ( 1992 ) Roy P. MACKAL ( geb. 1925 ) Gründer der International Society of Cryptozoology ( 1980 ) Natale G. CINCINNATI über << Zwergelefanten - Legende oder Wirklichkeit ? >> Seminar Kryptozoologie Berlin 6. September 2003 Page 6 sur 108 Bipedia N°22 © C.E.R.B.I. : http://perso.wanadoo.fr/initial.bipedalism/ miroir : http://cerbi.ldi5.net/ Ulrich MAGIN über << Die Genese des Loch Ness-Monsters 1933/1934 >> Seminar Kryptozoologie Berlin 6. September 2003 [ Foto : Hans-Jörg Vogel ] Das OKAPI ( Okapia johnstoni ), Emblem der Kryptozoologen Page 7 sur 108 Bipedia N°22 © C.E.R.B.I. : http://perso.wanadoo.fr/initial.bipedalism/ miroir : http://cerbi.ldi5.net/ INTERNATIONAL BIGFOOT SOCIETY's CONVENTION MAY 17-18, 2003 [ Hillboro, Oregon, USA ] Convention Speakers May 17-18, 2003 : • M.K. Davis of Texas will tell us about his Patty blowups and point out scars and a lump on her breast. • Francois de Sarre of Nice France. Going to talk about "Waterhabits in Homo erectus and possible survival." • Rob Alley, Ketchikan, Alaska, on his upcoming book and Bigfoot behavior. • Chris Murphy, Burnaby B.C., Bigfoot P/G- Film Site Insights • John Andrews, Camino Island, WA, topic not decided yet • Tim Cassiday, Maine, tentatively thinking about Habituation Habits of Bigfeet. Interactions of human encroachment into sasquatch habitat, or the other way around • Ryan Layton, Utah, half an hour ..." Compelling sasquatch presence in Utah" • Kimba D'Michi, Seattle, discussion on Sasquatch in children’s toys and video’s. • Gordon Strasenburgh North Bend, OR, Will show original Patterson/Gimlin film, and discuss Native American place names in North America ( Skookum Lake, etc. ) • Ron Morehead, Al Berry...slide talk on the Sierra Camp, CA. • Thomas Steenburg, Vancouver BC, on Bigfoot in Alberta • Artist Paul Smith of Seattle will be down with a display. http://home.attbi.com/~paul.smith7/Index.htm Passtudios Ray Crowe, Director 225 NE 30th Ave. Hillsboro, OR 97124-7055 Phone: (503) 640-6581 Email: [email protected] François de SARRE speaking about "Waterhabits in Homo erectus and possible Survival". Convention of the International Bigfoot Society Hillsboro (Oregon), May 18th 2003 Page 8 sur 108 Bipedia N°22 © C.E.R.B.I. : http://perso.wanadoo.fr/initial.bipedalism/ miroir : http://cerbi.ldi5.net/ " WATERHABITS in HOMO ERECTUS and POSSIBLE SURVIVAL " by François de SARRE Ce texte a été présenté le 18 mai 2003 lors de la Convention annuelle de l' International Bigfoot Society, à Hillsboro dans l'Orégon ( USA ). Was Homo erectus, assumed to be "our ancestor", in reality a kind of Wildman exhibing aquatic habits ? What are the exact relationships connecting the Pithecanthropus to us, Homo sapiens ? And what is the matter with the Neanderthal who formerly populated Europe ? They are the questions we will try to answer during this talk... INTRODUCTION In former publications, I already evoked an aquatic origin for Man, starting from very old [ i.e., pre-vertebrate ] marine life forms. As I emphasized, of course, there was no question of a relationship from the Pithecanthropus ( also called Homo erectus ), who is undoubtedly more recent ( Plio-Pleistocene ). As a matter of fact, the Initial Bipedalism Theory I am referring to, claims that gracile Hominids with round cranium developed from the first bipedal Vertebrates ( 1 ). Regarding quadrupedal Mammals, as we do know them, they have evolved at later stages. So we can affirm that Humans are not descended from the Simians. On the contrary, Man is within the starting point towards all other lineages of Primates issued ! Logically, this reasoning is also for the fossil Hominids with a robust constitution, like the Pithecanthropus and the Neanderthals... The lecture, which follows there, is devoted. For understanding, the audience must keep in mind that the marine habitat I first describe is of the Earth of Paleozoic Ages : At that time, early Vertebrates ( called "Homonculus" ) were wading bipedally out of the ocean and colonized the continent. Later on, in the case of the Pithecanthropus, I will evoke a more recent maritime or lake environment ( Plio- Pleistocene ). In that kind of habitat, the anatomical and structural modifications towards a robust constitution occurred. It was the origin of Homo erectus. About LARVAL STAGES In Zoology, it is often essential to know the appearance of the larva, in order to define relationships between Animal groups. Let's take for example the Crustaceans. These Invertebrate animals are equipped with a solid armor, and often with claws. One can easily distinguish a crab ( which has an internal abdomen ) from a lobster ( which has it unfolded ). But there are also Crustaceans, which have the aspect neither of a crab, nor of a lobster... Let's consider the barnacles ( Balanus ) that cover the rocks at the edge of the sea : One regularly takes them for shells ! Or even, the goose barnacles ( Anatifa ), which live, fixed on a flexible stalk of floating wood. One can easily confuse them with some mollusks ! But you can find better examples. Parasites of crabs, like the Sacculine, the aspect of which has nothing to do with that of a Crustacean... Within the interior of the host crab, the parasite Sacculina is but a diffuse cluster, of which the only proven goal is to reproduce ! Then, what makes a zoologist recognize that all these Animals are related to the common crabs or shrimps ? Quite easily... while going to inspect their larva, the Nauplius, typical of the Crustaceans ! Page 9 sur 108 Bipedia N°22 © C.E.R.B.I. : http://perso.wanadoo.fr/initial.bipedalism/ miroir : http://cerbi.ldi5.net/ Fig. 1 Comparison of some Crustaceans developing the same larval form : nauplius from left to right : Cyclops ( shrimp ), crab, barnacle, Lepas anatifera and the parasitical Sacculina ( in black outline ). A same larval stage ( nauplius ) indicates a relationship between adult forms although they don't really look alike... On the other hand, a same larva like nauplius suggests an origin from common ancestors that were not very different from today Cyclops ! [ after SARRE 1993 ] As a matter of fact, when the larva reaches adulthood ( we call this process : ontogeny ), the characters specific to the adults appear.
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