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HUMAN EVOLUTION NEWS: London Natural History Museum's Chris Stringer concedes for the first time, Out of Africa may be bunk. New zoom call lecture: "Geneticists estimate we had a common ancestor with the Neanderthals, probably over 500,000 years ago. But who that ancestor was or where that ancestor lived, I'm much less certain than I used to think. I used to think that the common ancestor was a species Homo Heidelbergensis. And now I'm not sure about that, and what continent that common ancestor lived on. It may have been in Europe. It may have been in Asia. It may have been in Africa." Chris Stringer: Human Evolution: Some Recent Discoveries and their Implications, Oxford Archaeological Society, March 14, YouTube
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Primates
March 16, 2023

Ivory Coast Chimpanzees: New study molar cusp wear specialized adaption may relate to stone tool use

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Ambroise Wonkam
Archaic Hominins
March 10, 2023

Ambroise Wonkam MD, Adebowale Adeyemo MD release groundbreaking study, hints of Africans’ ghost archaic DNA

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Magdalenian boost » Spaniards unique genetics: New analysis of prehistoric DNA finds no African ties, but direct links to Magdalenians, Solutreans » Human Evolution News » 2
Racial Taxonomy
March 5, 2023

Spaniards unique genetics: New analysis of prehistoric DNA finds no African ties, but direct links to Magdalenians, Solutreans

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Johannesburg
Archaeology
February 28, 2023

Apartheid Museum in Johannesburg power cut off for non-payment of light bill: Owes R1.8 million Rand (= $98,000)

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Louis Leakey
Paleoanthropology
February 24, 2023

Louis Leakey vindicated? Breakthrough discovery, Paranthropus boisei may’ve been Olduwan tool maker

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Homo bodoensis
Human Evolution
February 16, 2023

Homo rhodesiensis gets a boost from Linnaen Society: Firm reject of changing taxonomic names to satisfy woke

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Jane Goodall
Primates
February 13, 2023

Jane Goodall, 380 other anthropology signatories, condemn Harvard team’s alleged torture of Macaques

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OH 89
Paleoanthropology
February 6, 2023

OH 89 clavicle likely Homo habilis discovered in Tanzania at the famous Olduvai Gorge

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Sarah Tishkoff
Genetics
January 31, 2023

Sarah Tishkoff gleeful over ASHG cancelling legendary geneticist & co-discoverer of AHDS William Allan

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Homo naledi Paper
Paleoanthropology
January 27, 2023

Homo naledi paper to be published, stunning reversal: Lee Berger threatened Science Magazine to go public

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