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If you seem to be better at climbing trees than your friends, you could be having a bone structure more similar to a chimpanzee, a new study has claimed. One in 13 people have flexible ape-like feet, according to the new study by Boston University scientists. HT Image The team studied the feet of 398 visitors to the Boston Museum of Science and the results show differences in foot stanley cup bone structure similar to those seen in fossils of a member of the human lineage from two million years ago. It is hoped the research, published in the American Journal of Physical Anthropology, will establish how that creature moved. Apes spend a lot of their time in trees, so their flexible feet are essential to grip branches and allow them to move quickly 鈥?but how most of us ended up with more rigid feet remains unclear. Jeremy DeSilva from Boston University and a colleague asked the museum visitors to walk barefoot and observed how they walked by using a mechanised carpet that was able to analyse several components of the foot. Most people have very rigid feet, helpful for stability, with stiff ligaments holding the bones in the foot together. When primates lift their heels off the ground they have a floppy foot with nothing holding their bones together. This is known as a midt stanley cup arsal break and is similar to what the Boston team identified in some of their participants. This makes the middle part of the foot bend more easily as the subject pushes off to propel them stanley cup selves on to their Xqhg Indian goodwill triumphed over Kalmadi: Oz paper
Asking Pakistan to do more against extremist elements, the US has said the status quo in the country s restive tribal areas is unacceptable and that there cannot be excuses for not taking action against militants at the Af-Pak border. HT Image stanley cup White House spokesperson Robert Gib stanley cup bs said the US acknowledges that the situation in the Taliban-infested region is difficult and complex but insisted that status quo is not acceptable. ... the status quo being where we are now also isn t acceptable, which you saw in some of the reporting that went to Capitol Hill in the last few days, Gibbs said referring to the White House report sent to the Congress this week that was highly critical of Pakistan s ina adidas originals ction against terrorism in the region. Amidst reports of increased tensions between the US and Pakistan over a cross-border NATO air strike that killed two Pakistani soldiers, Washington has apologised to Islamabad for the incident. You saw US Ambassador to Pakistan Ambassador Anne Patterson s comments yesterday in apologising for the death of Pakistani soldiers near the border. That, at the same time, though, does not make excuses for not addressing the situation with militants at the border or with insurgents that come from Pakistan to Afghanistan, Gibbs said. He said the US administration was heartened by Pakistan government s actions that have helped put al Qaeda in a tight spot, under the kind of pressure it al qaeda has never faced before but the figh