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Age and Origin of the Human Species

Ronald Alan Fonda

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Investigates the origin of the human species. Analysis on the existence of Homo sapiens sapiens, Homo erectus and Ngandong species; Discussion on the evolution of 'Homo' to full 'sapiens' in Eurasia; Age determination of the human species through the use of mitochondrial DNA.

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Investigates the origin of the human species. Analysis on the existence of Homo sapiens sapiens, Homo erectus and Ngandong species; Discussion on the evolution of 'Homo' to full 'sapiens' in Eurasia; Age determination of the human species through the use of mitochondrial DNA.

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Investigates the origin of the human species. Analysis on the existence of Homo sapiens sapiens, Homo erectus and Ngandong species; Discussion on the evolution of 'Homo' to full 'sapiens' in Eurasia; Age determination of the human species through the use of mitochondrial DNA.

Key concepts: Homo sapiens, Homo erectus, Human species, Evolutionary biology, Human evolution, Mitochondrial DNA, Biology, Geography

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