The fossil record provides evidence of human migration patterns from "summary" of Introduction to Physical Anthropology by Robert Jurmain,Lynn Kilgore,Wenda Trevathan,Russell L. Ciochon,Eric J. Bartelink
The study of human evolution relies heavily on the fossil record, which offers valuable insights into our ancestors' migration patterns. By examining the distribution of fossil remains across different regions and continents, researchers can trace the movements of ancient human populations over time. One of the key pieces of evidence supporting the idea of human migration is the presence of similar fossil species in geographically distant locations. For example, the discovery of Homo erectus fossils in both Africa and Asia suggests that this species was capable of migrating long distances and establishing populations in different parts of the world. In addi...
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