Biology
Fossil Teeth Suggest Early Humans Settled In China First, Not Europe, Researchers Say
Early human teeth found in a cave in southern China suggest that humans migrated to Asia much earlier than previously thought, and long before they made their way to Europe. This changes our knowledge of early human distribution.
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