More than 260,000 years of separate evolution of African populations from the rest. Archaic DNA from southern Africa postpones human divergence by more than 260,000 years
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Genetic studies of seven ancient individuals from South Africa indicate the impact of migrations from East and West Africa and Eurasia on the region's population. The findings suggest that Southern Africa may have been a key area for the evolution of Homo sapiens.

Negroes Hybrids Immigration Evolution Race mixing Homo Sapiens Hominids White people Genetics

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