At the Root of Humanity: 773,000-Year-Old Fossils from Morocco
Thomas Quarry I Self portrait of Dr. Jean-Jacques Hublin. Image credit: Collège de France How North African mandibles reveal populations near the human-Neanderthal divergence In the coastal formations of Casablanca, Morocco, where ancient sea levels carved caves into wind-hardened dunes, researchers have uncovered fossils that illuminate a pivotal moment in human evolution. Dating to 773,000
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