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Jan 2 • 21:00 UTC • None • None

New study supports Sahelanthropus as the earliest hominin

A new study suggests that Sahelanthropus tchadensis, an ancient primate from North Africa, may be one of our earliest ancestors, challenging previous classifications.

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