the earliest hominin discovery from africa and the world was done in east africa.
the earliest hominin discovery from africa and the world was done in east africa.
the earliest hominin discovery from africa and the world was done in?
east africa
the major competing hypothesis is the multiregional origin of modern humans, which envisions a wave of "homo sapiens" migrating earlier from africa and interbreeding with local "homo erectus" populations in multiple regions of the globe. most multiregionalists still view africa as a major wellspring of human genetic diversity, but allow a much greater role for hybridization.









































some of the earliest hominin skeletal remains have been found in the wider region, including fossils discovered in the awash valley of ethiopia, as well as in the koobi fora in kenya and olduvai gorge in tanzania.
east africa
bullet::::- a study on the age of the artifacts from the dawqara formation in the zarqa valley (jordan), and on its implications for the knowledge of timing of the earliest hominin dispersal out of africa, is published by scardia "et al." (2019).









































bullet::::- a study comparing variation of anatomical traits in dmanisi hominins with that in fossil hominins and modern "homo sapiens" from africa, and aiming to evaluate the number of hominin taxa present in dmanisi, is published by rightmire, margvelashvili & lordkipanidze (2019).
2019 in mammal paleontology