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Denisovans and the Human Web

Denisovans and the Human Web

Luke Caverns

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Carmichael Press
Año de edición:
2026
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Antropología social y cultural, etnografía
ISBN:
9798233535598
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The story of human origins has changed forever. No longer a simple tale of one species rising alone, modern science reveals a far more complex reality-a world of many humans, connected through time by migration, adaptation, and shared ancestry. Drawing on the latest breakthroughs in genetics, archaeology, and paleoanthropology, this book reconstructs the deep past with unprecedented clarity, uncovering the hidden networks that shaped our evolution and the forces that made us who we are.Inside, you will explore the African genesis of our species, the coexistence of ancient human populations, the revolutionary impact of DNA discoveries, and the environmental pressures that drove innovation and survival. Written for readers who seek both depth and clarity, this is a journey through deep time-one that reveals not just where we come from, but how the story of humanity continues to evolve.

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