Este artículo en ScienceNews parece interesante:
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That’s the implication, with apologies to Dr. Seuss, of a new study of members of two ancient species in the human evolutionary family. Adult females in both hominid lineages often moved from the places where they were born to distant locations, presumably to find mates among unrelated males, say anthropologist Sandi Copeland of the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Leipzig, Germany, and her colleagues.
Ancestral Gals Roamed, Guys Stayed Home – Science News
Midieron la composición de los dientes de 19 (sí, diecinueve) especímenes y concluyó que 8 de los 9 presuntos machos murieron donde nacieron y 5 de las 10 presuntas hembras crecieron en otro lugar.
A ver si nuestra paleontóloga residente se pasa por acá.. quiero ver lo que dice de este estudio.