Thriving Against the Odds: How Homo erectus Conquered Extreme Environments
A Deeper Look at Early Human Adaptability in the East African Landscape
Long before Homo sapiens walked the Earth, our evolutionary predecessors, Homo erectus, were already demonstrating an extraordinary capacity to endure and adapt to extreme environments. A recent study published in Communications Earth & Environment1 offers compelling evidence that these early hominins were thriving in the steppe-desert conditions of East…
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