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Ancient Human Relatives Crossed Formidable Wallace's Line
The most recently discovered ancient human relatives crossed one of the world's most prominent marine barriers in Indonesia, later interbreeding with modern humans as they made their way through the region and on to Australia and New Guinea, a new study argues.
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