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Johanson, the paleontologist who discovered the Lucy skeleton in Ethiopia, and science writer Edgar review the human-fossil record and detail how scientists developed and continue to refine their understanding of the lineage from our ancestors 6 to 7 million years ago to modern Homo sapiens. The basic assumption of academia and religious leaders from recorded antiquity down to the present day is that language forms the foundation of human thought and societal interaction, and is what fundamentally distinguishes homo sapiens from the other species. But they were not a pygmy form of modern Homo sapiens. |
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