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Multiregional Evolution

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Summary of claims from the polygenic side of the modern human origins debate, by James Q. Jacobs.

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Title: Multiregional Evolution
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According to the multiregional view fossil remains and artifacts represent a monumental body of evidence.
Category: Evolution - Anthropology - Origin - Origins - Debate - Mtdna - Paleoanthropology - Multiregional - Multiregion


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