Yes I understood what you meant, but my point remains the same. You can't compare what's found in Asia and Europe and say that automatically we should find the same amount in Africa. Now if there were abundant fossils of great apes, etc dating back to 14 million in Africa and no obvious human ancestors ones than I would say you might have a point, but comparing numbers of fossils in Asia and Europe to Africa is apples and oranges. There could be thousands of reasons why they are hard to find, geologic upheaval and rapidly changing weather patterns are just 2.
Yes I understood what you meant, but my point remains the same. You can't compare what's found in Asia and Europe and say that automatically we should find the same amount in Africa. Now if there were abundant fossils of great apes, etc dating back to 14 million in Africa and no obvious human ancestors ones than I would say you might have a point, but comparing numbers of fossils in Asia and Europe to Africa is apples and oranges. There could be thousands of reasons why they are hard to find, geologic upheaval and rapidly changing weather patterns are just 2.