El descubrimiento de un fósil en Etiopía revela un capítulo perdido de la evolución humana

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• Ancient teeth found in Ethiopia are rewriting knowledge of human origins.
• The fossils, dated 2.6–2.8 million years old, belong to a previously unknown Australopithecus species. 8s
• The discovery suggests greater diversity in early human ancestors than previously thought. 24s
• Evidence challenges the idea of a simple, linear human evolution. 1m 4s
• More fossils are needed before the new species can be formally named. 2m 3s