摩洛哥的化石在773 000年前就已发展到773 000年前,它揭示出一位关键的人类祖先将现代人类与尼安德特人和杰尼索夫人联系起来,支持复杂的非洲起源。 Fossils in Morocco, dated to 773,000 years ago, reveal a key human ancestor linking modern humans to Neanderthals and Denisovans, supporting a complex African origin.

摩洛哥卡萨布兰卡附近的一个洞穴发现的化石, 约有773,000年前, 提供了人类祖先的最早证据, Fossils discovered in a Moroccan cave near Casablanca, dated to about 773,000 years ago, provide some of the earliest evidence of a human lineage leading to Homo sapiens. 这些遗骸,包括下巴骨、牙齿、脊椎骨和股骨,呈现出原始和先进特征的混合体,表明它们代表着接近现代人类、尼安德特人和杰尼索夫人之间分裂的过渡人口。 The remains, including jawbones, teeth, vertebrae, and a femur, exhibit a mix of primitive and advanced traits, suggesting they represent a transitional population near the split between modern humans, Neanderthals, and Denisovans. 利用地球磁场逆转的精确日期证实了他们的年龄,使他们处于人类进化的关键时期。 Precise dating using Earth’s magnetic field reversal confirms their age, placing them in a critical period of human evolution. 研究结果支持了我们物种的复杂、全非洲起源,挑战了早期单一区域出现理论,突出了北非在人类祖先中的关键作用。 The findings support a complex, Africa-wide origin for our species, challenging earlier theories of a single regional emergence and highlighting North Africa’s key role in human ancestry.