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Burial site of all-female extinct human relatives baffles scientists (www.popsci.com)
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Probably already posted because this is a couple of days old, but I only just got around to rewatching Lee Berger's presentation at Carnegie in 2022. I was super excited after watching this on a livestream[0] because I'm an evolution and history nerd.

These are our cousins. We used to think they (cousins, we didn't even know about this branch) were so primitive, but we keep finding evidence that they were more like us than we'd thought.

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