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Evolution of the Human Species

author:Christopher Wills, Division of Biological Sciences, UC San Diego
published: Dec. 7, 2007,  
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Eminent evolutionary biologist Christopher Wills takes you on an exploration of human evolutionary history and how it is derived from both the genetic and fossil records.

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