Human evolution: fossils surprising, fossils predicted

from National Museum of Australia – Audio on demand program Hosted by Professor Colin Groves, Australian National University

Date recorded: 26 February 2009. Archaeologist Colin Groves outlines the fossil history of human evolution. He examines how some parts of the human fossil record appear to depict gradual change, while others seem better interpreted by the model of punctuated equilibria.

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