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Scientists discovered skin tissue belonging to two million-year-old fossil skeletons, found in South Africa.

In recent days, new discoveries about a prehistoric skeleton have made the scientific community wave with controversy over the origins of humanity.

The new study suggests that human ancestors 2 million years ago had an extremely miserable diet, primarily chewing bark and leaves to survive the day. The results of

Karabo lived nearly two million years ago, probably our first ancestor and was

Scientists have discovered two quite complete skeletons with a life of 1.9 million years. In it, it is important to have some skin left, creating a premise to test our ancestors'

Scientists say an ape-like primitive creature that lived about 2 million years ago is the species