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Thriving Against the Odds: How Homo erectus Conquered Extreme Environments
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Thriving Against the Odds: How Homo erectus Conquered Extreme Environments

A Deeper Look at Early Human Adaptability in the East African Landscape

Jan 18, 2025
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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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