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Evolution enough for everyone

Svitil, Kathy A

Discover (Chicago, Ill.), 06/2001, Volume: 22, Issue: 6

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Currently, there are two theories on evolution--one believes that Homo sapiens descended from a single female "Eve" whose progeny spread around the globe, replacing more archaic species, some 100,000 years ago, while the other believes that humanity emerged as much as 2 million years ago in many places as people colonized the world. In an interview, anthropologist Milford Wolpoff debates his view on evolution and explains how the Eve theory has no scientific basis.

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