Ethiopia as Home for Human Evolution?
Watch and read what the evolutionary scientists are claiming about the origin and evolution of mankind: Interesting discoveries!
The juvenile specimen is wonderfully preserved
Anthropologist Challenges Species Identification Of Ancient Child Skeleton Found In Ethiopia
Science Daily via Yahoo! News - Oct 03, 2006 According to University of Pittsburgh anthropology professor Jeffrey Schwartz, author of the four-volume The Human Fossil Record (Wiley-Liss, 2002-05), "the discovery of any largely complete skeleton of an ancient human relative would be unique. The fact that it is a child makes it even more exciting because of what its bones and teeth might reveal that an adult's cannot."
Ancient Fossil Child Discovered in Ethiopia
NPR - Sep 20 4:19 PM Scientists in Ethiopia have discovered the skeleton of a 3.3 million years old child, the oldest child fossil on record. Anthropologists around the world are practically salivating at the information the skeleton might hold.
Addis Ababa, September 20, 2006 (WIC) - Scientists announced today the discovery of the earliest ever and most complete skeleton of juvenile human ancestor which lived in Ethiopia 3.3 million years ago. |
Famed hominid 'Lucy' to leave Ethiopia for first exhibit abroad AFP via Yahoo! News - Sep 20, 2006 "Lucy," the celebrated skeletal remains of a female hominid who lived 3.2 million years ago will leave Ethiopia next year for her first-ever foreign exhibition, officials said.
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