The fossil of the two people, the fossil of the two, belongs to the genus of Australopithhecus – primates with the characteristics of both a person and the monkey. It is estimated that the age of the findings is 2.6-2.8 million years. Comparison with other fossils shows that this is a very unique look to think that it is new. So far, researchers are conditionally called Lady-Geuru Australopithecus.
In the same place, the teeth of the first representatives of the Homo genus were about 2.59 million years old. This means that there are at least four calligraphy anthropoids at the same time in East Africa: Homo, Parenthropus, Australopithecus Garhi and a new species.
Paleoekologist Kay Reed explains that human evolution is not a linear process “monkey → Neanderthal → Modern man”, but that different species are independent of each other and died.
Scientists have been reading tooth enamel to understand what these old species eat and how they can exist together without competing for food. Finally, more findings will be required to verify the type and allocation of the official name.
Source: Ferra
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