CELEBRATING MAXIMUM DIVERSITY FOR OUR HUMAN SPECIES
HUMAN EVOLUTION NEWS: Article Feb. 1, by Cecelia Padiia-Iglesis, Univ. of Vienna PhD student, on Mosaic Evolution across Africa, "researchers found human fossils in the Democratic Republic of Congo that dated to around 22,000 years ago but physically resembled people living around 300,000 years ago. [likely resulting] from periods of isolation where different populations in different parts of the continent each developed distinctive cultural and physical adaptations to their local environments." "New evidence is prompting researchers to rethink Homo sapiens’ origin story—and what it means to be human." -- Sapiens.org