These 17-Million-Year-Old Fossils Could Rewrite the Evolutionary Tree of Apes—Including Humans
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Jawbone fragments and teeth from a previously unknown species hint that the evolution of modern apes occurred in what’s now North Africa or the Arabian Peninsula, rather than in East Africa