Michael Button
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Scientists Keep Finding Humans Where They Shouldn’t Be

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For decades, human evolution was explained with a simple story.

Modern humans evolved in Africa… then left once and populated the world.

But the deeper scientists dig into the fossil record, genetics, and ancient DNA, the messier that story becomes.

Earlier migrations.

Unknown human species.

Back-migration into Africa.

Interbreeding with Neanderthals and Denisovans.

And evidence that humanity may never have had a single clean origin point at all...

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