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New human species discovered
gerardM Jeu 10 Sep - 17:35
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News from Science
Scientists have identified a strange new kind of hominin named Homo naledi. Although the fossils are still undated, making it hard to know where they fit into human evolution, they already reveal a very different way to be part of the human family tree.
New human species discovered
Bizarre skeletons emerge from South African cave
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News from Science
Scientists have identified a strange new kind of hominin named Homo naledi. Although the fossils are still undated, making it hard to know where they fit into human evolution, they already reveal a very different way to be part of the human family tree.
New human species discovered
Bizarre skeletons emerge from South African cave
NEWS.SCIENCEMAG.ORG
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Re: New human species discovered
gerardM Jeu 10 Sep - 17:37
Scientific American magazine
Meet Homo naledi, the newest member of the human family.
Mysterious New Human Species Emerges from Heap of Fossils
Its physical traits are weird, its circumstances are unique and its age is totally unknown.
SCIENTIFICAMERICAN.COM|PAR KATE WONG
Meet Homo naledi, the newest member of the human family.
Mysterious New Human Species Emerges from Heap of Fossils
Its physical traits are weird, its circumstances are unique and its age is totally unknown.
SCIENTIFICAMERICAN.COM|PAR KATE WONG
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gerardM Jeu 10 Sep - 17:42
Discovery News
NEW TINY-BRAINED HUMAN FOUND IN SOUTH AFRICAN CAVE: A new species of human with an exceptionally small brain and an unusual combination of both primitive and more modern, human-like features has been discovered in a remote South African cave chamber
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NEW TINY-BRAINED HUMAN FOUND IN SOUTH AFRICAN CAVE: A new species of human with an exceptionally small brain and an unusual combination of both primitive and more modern, human-like features has been discovered in a remote South African cave chamber
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gerardM Jeu 10 Sep - 19:08
National Geographic
In what may be one of the greatest fossil finds of the past half century, a new species of human ancestor has been discovered within a South African cave, scientists led by National Geographic explorer and paleoanthropologist Lee Berger announced this morning.
This Face Changes the Human Story. But How?
Homo naledi, as they call it, appears very primitive in some respects—it had a tiny brain, for instance, and apelike shoulders for climbing.
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In what may be one of the greatest fossil finds of the past half century, a new species of human ancestor has been discovered within a South African cave, scientists led by National Geographic explorer and paleoanthropologist Lee Berger announced this morning.
This Face Changes the Human Story. But How?
Homo naledi, as they call it, appears very primitive in some respects—it had a tiny brain, for instance, and apelike shoulders for climbing.
NEWS.NATIONALGEOGRAPHIC.COM
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