Kian Khorramshahi, Physical Anthropology

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interbreeding (exception to some Africans)

Possibly first tool-making Homo

possibly first fire making

Likely first bipedal Homonin

Homo mauritanicus

Homo heidelbergensis

Gorillas

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Homo habilis

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