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human noun being, body, character, human being, individual, living soul, man, member of the human race, one, particular one, party, person, woman Associated concepts: human rights law, United NationsDeclaration of Human Rights See also: bodily, character, person, physical How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Eswaran says that in 1997, he was "powerfully struck" by
the notion that diffusion provides a way to explain a major
anthropological mystery--the rise of anatomically modern humans. Waters said these findings are a surprise because most researchers
had thought sophisticated survival skills came into wide use among
ancient human-like animals only with the appearance about 150,000 years
ago of anatomically modern humans. This surviving
population of Homo erectus in Indonesia would have been alive at the
same time as anatomically modern humans - Homo sapiens - and also
Neanderthals, whose exact place in human evolution is the subject of
endless debate. |
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