Human Migration
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Human Population Growth Likely Led to Mass Extinction of Giant Animals That Once Roamed Madagascar 2,000 Years Ago [Study]
The mixing of African natives and Southeast Asian migrants marked the beginning of the mass extinction of Madagascar’s giant animals.
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Florida Sinkhole Reveals Evidence of Ancient Humans
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Mammoth Discovery Rewrites Human History In Arctic
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Ancient Irish Genome Reveals Massive Migration
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Modern Humans Make a Pit Stop In China Before Heading To Europe
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DNA from Early Europeans Sheds Light on Impact of Bronze Age
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Egypt May be the Key to Human Migration Out of Africa
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Scientists Disprove 'Ice Bridge' Theory of Human Migration
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Retention Ponds, Wetlands Can Decrease Particle Pollution in Aquatic Environment by 75% [Study]
