R.I.P

Our luck didn't stop with the physical properties of the universe. S.tchadensis, O.tugenesis, A. ramidus, A. anamensis, A. afarenesis, K. platyops, A. garhi, A. sediba, A. aethiopicus, A. robustus, P. boisei, H. habilis, H. erectus, and H. georgicus -- among other hominid species -- all went extinct. even the Neanderthals went extinct. we alone made it.

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Remarkable as their stories are – and further extraordinary details may be added as archaeological research advances – neither home floresienses nor Homo luzonensis had the migratory, expansionist tendencies of Homo sapiens. So far as can now be established, neither species ventured significantly beyond the regions in which their remains were first identified. The hominids who would have a greater and more enduring impace were Homo sapiens. The species began to move out of Africa some 120,000 years ago, was present in the middle East at least 90,000 years ago, and was in Southeast Asia 70,000 years ago. As people migrated, they adapted to changing environments, and at times these early sapiens encountered and interbred with older, non-sapiens populations who had previously left Africa. The earliest migration into the Australasian region were bearers of the hybrid biological and cultural identity which diverged from Eurasian populations and acquired its distinctiveness in the Sunda region. ` Page 64

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