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An 8.7 million-year-old ape skull suggests that human and ape ancestors may have evolved in Europe, not Africa

September 4, 2023 by Lezzie 0 comments Human Rights

An 8.7 million-year-old ape skull suggests that human and ape ancestors may have evolved in Europe, not Africa

The partial skull of the ape, which is called an Anadoluvius turkae, was found in Cankiri, northern Turkey…
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