emporaries. Some auties insist oncalling turkana specimens (and any oter.

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    And t, I’m afraid, is ory of is a matter of long and rancorous debate, as we scer.

    But it is  all of tionary jostlingsover five million years, from distant, puzzled australopito fully modern ure t is still 98.4 percent genetically indistinguisures your distant ancestors left be out to take over the world.