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*Many [[Cryptozoology|cryptozoologists]], after careful examinations of eye-witness reports and statistical evidence, have concluded that Yeti reports are misidentification of mundane creatures. Well-financed expeditions have failed to turn up any positive evidence of its existence, although a sample of hair
*Enthusiasts speculate that these reported creatures could be present-day specimens of the [[exinction|extinct]] giant [[ape]] ''[[Gigantopithecus]]'', as the only evidence (other than teeth) recovered from ''Gigantopithecus'' (its jawbone) indicates a skull rested upon a vertical spinal column (as in [[hominine]]s and other bipedal apes such as ''[[Oreopithecus]]''). However, while the Yeti is usually described as a [[bipedal]], most scientists feel that ''Gigantopithicus'' was probably [[quadruped]]al, and so massive that unless it evolved specifically as a bipedal ape (like ''Oreopithecus'' and the hominids) upright walking would have been even more difficult for the now extinct primate than it is for its extant quadrupedal relative, the [[Orangutan]]. Without evidence to support it, this suggestion must be regarded as highly speculative.
*Although there is no firm evidence to support Yeti reports, some have noted the Himalayas are remote and sparsely populated, and that there is perhaps more room for the Yeti's actuality than with [[Bigfoot]] in [[North America]].
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