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• 1.万物简史 第644期:永不安分的类人猿(5)
• The traditional theory to explain human movementsand the one still accepted by the majority of people in the fieldis that humans dispersed across Eura...
• 2.万物简史 第644期:永不安分的类人猿(4)
• How they got there and why they came are questions that can't be answered. According to most anthropology texts, there's no evidence that people could...
• 3.万物简史 第644期:永不安分的类人猿(3)
• As it turned out, there would be a great deal else to be puzzled about, and one of the most puzzling findings of all would come from Thorne's own part...
• 4.万物简史 第644期:永不安分的类人猿(2)
• In the 1940s a Harvard paleontologist named Hallum Movius drew something called the Movius line, dividing the side with Acheulean tools from the one w...
• 5.万物简史 第644期:永不安分的类人猿(1)
• 29 THE RESTLESS APE 第二十九章 永不安分的类人猿 SOMETIME ABOUT A million and a half years ago, some forgotten genius of the hominid world did an unexp...
• 6.万物简史 第644期:神秘的两足动物(27)
• What is certain is that sometime well over a million years ago, some new, comparatively modern, upright beings left Africa and boldly spread out acros...
• 7.万物简史 第644期:神秘的两足动物(26)
• There are several more plausible alternative explanations for how Homo erectus managed to turn up in Asia so soon after its first appearance in Africa...
• 8.万物简史 第644期:神秘的两足动物(25)
• It was also discovered that Homo erectus skulls contained (or, in the view of some, possibly contained) a Broca's area, a region of the frontal lobe o...
• 9.万物简史 第644期:神秘的两足动物(24)
• Although erectus had been known about for almost a century it was known only from scattered fragmentsnot enough to come even close to making one full ...
• 10.万物简史 第644期:神秘的两足动物(23)
• Luckily for us, one dida group of tool users, which seemed to arise from out of nowhere and overlapped with the shadowy and much disputed Homo habilis...