All the ancestors of contemporary Europeans apparently did not migrate out of Africa as previously believed. According to a new analysis of more than 5,000 teeth from long-perished members of the ...

The currently accepted theory is that ... on the savannas of Africa. "The genetic signature that we've seen so far of an exodus 70,000 years ago might not be out of Africa, but out of Arabia ...

Out of Africa,' he boasted, 'has been repeatedly disproven by aDNA!' The reason that his MGD theory holds, he said, is that more complex organisms like humans require many more parts of their DNA ...

occurred in the million years since Homo erectus came out of Africa (the trellis theory). A compromised version of the Out-of-Africa hypothesis emphasizes the African origin of most human ...

New dates from an important archaeological site in Australia have removed a serious challenge to a theory about the origin ... acquired the ability to move out of Africa only 50,000 years ago.

The currently accepted theory is that ... on the savannas of Africa. "The genetic signature that we've seen so far of an exodus 70,000 years ago might not be out of Africa, but out of Arabia ...

While the three papers—which present the genome sequences of 787 people—all conclude that the vast majority of the modern human genome owes to a single out-of-Africa migration event, they differ in ...

Out of Africa,' he boasted, 'has been repeatedly disproven by aDNA!' The reason that his MGD theory holds, he said, is that more complex organisms like humans require many more parts of their DNA ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Alan Thorne was an anthropologist who provoked heated academic debate in 2001 when he published a paper disputing the widely held ...