Newly discovered face and jaw fossils show that at least two species of the human genus Homo lived alongside each other in East Africa nearly 2 million years ago.
ANCESTRAL MOUTHFUL A nearly 2 million-year-old lower jaw discovered recently in East Africa, along with other new finds, differs substantially from smaller, earlier discoveries of Homo fossils in the region, a new study finds.
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