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The truth of Darwin's theory of evolution seems to be increasingly doubtful after the discovery of some fossil skeletons of human relatives. Scientists in South Africa recently claimed to have found a skeleton suspected of human relatives aged around two million years old. The fossils were hidden in the rocks excavated from an archaeological site three years ago.
The latest fossil was invented by a technician named Justin Mukanku. He found a tooth sticking out of the back of a three-foot-wide rock in June. With the discovery of these teeth, experts are increasingly convinced if the skeleton is the early ancestor of humans.
The tooth is complementary to the Karabo skeleton found in 2008 at the world's oldest excavation site, Cradle of Humankind, North Johannesburg.
The paleontologist at the University of Witwatersrand in Johannesburg, Lee Berger, the skeleton is the earliest comprehensive human skeleton ever found.
"We have found a part of the jaw and some important body parts, such as the femur, ribs, spine, and several other body parts.
Some of them have never been found in this complete state in the record of human fossil findings, "Berger said in an official statement of the university, as quoted from AFP.
However, researchers are still uncertain whether the skeleton is a direct ancestor of the human genus, Homo, or just a close relative. To be sure, Karabo is aged between 9-13 years old when the life of tree climbers erect ends.
Four other Australopithecus sediba skeletons were also found in the Malapa Cave, which is about 48 kilometers north of Johannesburg since 2008. They are believed to have fallen into the tunnel in the cave, then died.
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