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Getting there is half the fun: Early Homo
The Pliocene-Pleistocene boundary presents a period of transformation in human evolution. This is a period after which it is clear that early humans are using subsistence strategies that can be characterized as hunting and gathering, assisted with the advent of … Continue reading
Posted in paleoanthropology
Tagged Africa, Homo, Homo erectus, Human evolution, Mediterranean Sea, Red Sea, Strait of Gibraltar
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