A nearly 7-million-year-old skull recently described as the earliest known member of the human evolutionary family instead represents an ancient ape, according to anthropologist Milford H. Wolpoff ...and his colleagues at the University of Michigan.
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Several recent fossil and genetic studies support the influential notion that a small population of Homo sapiens in Africa around 100,000 years ago began to spread, replacing humanlike species such ...as Neandertals. Two new investigations raise doubts about this out-of-Africa scenario.
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