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Sebuah tengkorak ~2 Ma Homo erectus, disebut juga dengan DNH 134, dari situs fosil Hominin Drimolen. Matthew V. Caruana

Penemuan fosil terkini: Homo erectus bisa jadi sudah ada 200.000 tahun lebih dahulu

Stephanie Baker, University of Johannesburg; Andy I.R. Herries, La Trobe University; Angeline Leece; Jesse Martin, La Trobe University; Matthew Caruana, University of Johannesburg, and Renaud Joannes-Boyau, Southern Cross University

Ini adalah temuan besar yang penting. Salah satu dari nenek moyang kita bisa jadi berasal dari Afrika Selatan.
The ~2 Ma Homo erectus cranium, DNH 134, from the Drimolen Fossil Hominin site. Matthew V. Caruana

Fossil find suggests Homo erectus emerged 200,000 years earlier than thought

Stephanie Baker, University of Johannesburg; Andy I.R. Herries, La Trobe University; Angeline Leece; Jesse Martin, La Trobe University; Matthew Caruana, University of Johannesburg, and Renaud Joannes-Boyau, Southern Cross University

This is a hugely important find. It means that one of our earlier ancestors possibly originated in southern Africa.

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