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Ancient Human Migration to Australia Result of Failed Population in Laos [Study]

Ancient Human Migration to Australia Result of Failed Population in Laos [Study]
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Aussie researchers help uncover evidence of early human presence in Southeast Asia

Aussie researchers help uncover evidence of early human presence in Southeast Asia
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Aussie researchers help uncover evidence of early human presence in Southeast Asia-Xinhua

Aussie researchers help uncover evidence of early human presence in Southeast Asia-Xinhua
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What the Discovery of Denisovan Remains in Laos Means

The new excavation of a fossil tooth places an enigmatic group of ancient humans in Southeast Asia 164,000 years ago.

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Child s tooth could offer clues to ancient human relative

PARIS A child’s tooth at least 130,000 years old found in a Laos cave could help scientists uncover more information about an early human cousin, a recent study said.Researchers believe the discovery proves that Denisovans a now-extinct branch of humanity lived in the warm tropics of southeast Asia.Very little is known about the Denisovans, a cousin of

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