South African skeleton shows humans learned to walk upright in the trees

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Anthropology South African skeleton shows humans learned to walk upright in the trees (phys.org)

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https://www.nature.com/news/how-china-is-rewriting-the-book-on-human-origins-1.20231

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There haven't been found enough fossils to clearly conclude an origin. It's not only China and Africa, Europe is competing as well (telegraph.co.uk). And when the Homo "hobbit" Florensis separated is unclear as well.

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