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Why the Cro-Magnon “species” should never have existed
The name Cro-Magnon came from five early modern human skeletons discovered in France in 1868, but it was later distorted by ...
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The dark origins of Cro-Magnon and why the term should be retired
Kayleigh explains why the term Cro-Magnon is no longer appropriate for early modern humans in Europe. The name began with fossils found in France in 1868, but later became tied to racial anthropology, ...
Long ago, in what is now northwestern Europe, a Neanderthal Romeo and Cro-Magnon Juliet may have met, fallen in love, and had children--or not. Debate rages as to whether human ancestors migrating out ...
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