“The use of stone to make stone that can cut flesh is important,” Richard Leakey said. “We’re not empirical things, we’re thinkers. … What was it that triggered that response?”
“The use of stone to make stone that can cut flesh is important,” Richard Leakey said. “We’re not empirical things, we’re thinkers. … What was it that triggered that response?”
Category> Climate, Earth Sciences, Ecosystems Tags> Adaptation, Africa, human ancestors, human migration, Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory
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