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Human’s Strange Cousin Lived More Recently Than Scientists Believed
New discoveries challenge pre-conceived notions on human's rich history. From their first discovery in South Africa two years ago, the Homo naledi had always been somewhat of an enigma, according to a report from Washington Post.
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