Yunxian Fossils Redefine Early Human Migration and Lineage
New research shows Yunxian fossils are 1.77 million years old, making them the oldest Homo erectus in East Asia and changing how fast humans spread.
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https://newsletter.tf/yunxian-fossils-1-77-million-years-old-change-early-human-migration/
The Yunxian fossils are now dated to 1.77 million years old, pushing back the timeline for Homo erectus in East Asia by almost 800,000 years compared to previous estimates.
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https://newsletter.tf/yunxian-fossils-1-77-million-years-old-change-early-human-migration/
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New cosmogenic burial dating of a Chinese fossil site pushes the arrival of Homo erectus in eastern Asia back by more than half a million years.