[Withano]

I'm no evolutionary scientist.. but throwing away the 'it began in Africa' theory because they found 7.2million year old fossils of an ape-like creature in Europe, as opposed to the young and vibrant 7million year old fossils of Africa seems a bit irrational.

[Northern Monkey]

Originally Posted by Withano

I'm no evolutionary scientist.. but throwing away the 'it began in Africa' theory because they found 7.2million year old fossils of an ape-like creature in Europe, as opposed to the young and vibrant 7million year old fossils of Africa seems a bit irrational.

Well they can only go with the evidence they've got.They may find an older one in Africa or Asia or anywhere.But for now Europe is the birth place of humanity

[Withano]

Originally Posted by Northern Monkey

Well they can only go with the evidence they've got.They may find an older one in Africa or Asia or anywhere.But for now Europe is the birth place of humanity

I cant imagine the article would have been published if they claimed Europe was the birthplace of humanity lol. You cant just draw conclusions like that. Well, Sarah Knapton of the Telegraph can.. but like what does she know apart from clickbait101