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160,000-year-old jawbone redefines origins of the species Posted: Tuesday, March 13, 2007 * North African fossil hints at ties to humans today * Find shows growth of complex society Modern humans were living in northern Africa far earlier than previously thought, according to scientists. A new analysis of a 160,000-year-old fossilised jawbone from Morocco shows that the homo sapiens in the area had started having long childhoods, one of the hallmarks of humans living today. Full Article : guardian.co.uk Send page by E-Mail |