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Was Homo erectus the First Human Species to Leave Africa?
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Was Homo erectus the First Human Species to Leave Africa?

Yes, Homo erectus is traditionally recognized as the first human species to leave Africa. For decades it was the textbook answer: Homo erectus left Africa about 1.8 million years ago and spread across Eurasia. This dispersal, often called “Out of…

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