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Humans lived in African rainforests 150,000 years ago, far earlier than believed: New researchThis was soon after people were first documented in this region ... with pollen and leaf waxes typical of a humid West ...
Until now, though, the oldest firm evidence for people living in African rainforests ... with pollen and leaf waxes typical for humid west African forest. Low levels of grass pollen showed that ...
The African Forest Forum (AFF), in collaboration with ... “We recognise the critical role that young people play in shaping the future of Africa’s forests and tree resources.” ...
Until now, though, the oldest firm evidence for people living in African rainforests ... with pollen and leaf waxes typical of a humid West African forest. Low levels of grass pollen showed ...
Until now, though, the oldest firm evidence for people living in African rainforests ... with pollen and leaf waxes typical for humid west African forest. Low levels of grass pollen showed that ...
Until now, though, the oldest firm evidence for people living in African rainforests ... with pollen and leaf waxes typical for humid west African forest. Low levels of grass pollen showed that ...
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