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Second Great Ape Species Discovered At Hammerschmiede Fossil Site

Second Great Ape Species Discovered At Hammerschmiede Fossil Site
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Mysterious skull discovered challenges theory humans originated in Africa

An ape fossil found in Turkey that dates back millions of years is challenging the conventional theory that human ancestors evolved in Africa.

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Mysterious Skull Challenges Theory of Where Human Ancestors Evolved

The discovery of an ancient ape skull may challenge the long-held belief that the ancestors of apes and humans came from Africa, a controversial new study says.

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Ape fossils discovered in Turkey may just prove Charles Darwin wrong

In a plot twist that Charles Darwin would probably raise an eyebrow at, a controversial new study has unearthed an 8.7-million-year-old ape skull, challenging the age-old notion that our ape-like ancestors exclusively hailed from the African continent.

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Skull of 8 7-million-year-old ape found in Turkey suggests our ancestors evolved in Europe and NOT Africa, study claims

A controversial study claims that an ancient ape skull found in Turkey proves hominins evolved in western and central Europe and spent over five million years there before migrating to Africa.

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