As Small As A Tooth
Even something as small as a tooth, however, can reveal information about human evolution. Scientists’ questions aren’t answered by the remnant’s appearance. Instead, scientists devised a method for examining the enamel of an 800,000-year-old chomper. And the findings will shed light on the status of an ancient meat-eating relative who was only identified in 1994.

As Small As A Tooth
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Experts have known for a long time that chimpanzees are the closest living cousins of humans and that the two species parted about 7 million years ago. The evolutionary differences between monkeys and humans, on the other hand, aren’t well-defined. As a result, scientists and academics have spent years looking at the various options for getting from point A to point B.

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