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Hominid sites in Africa and nearby regions
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Scientists find fossil of early hominid in South Africa | AP News
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Fossils in the Cradle of Humankind site reignite debate over origins of humans
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New Hominid Species, Au. Sediba, Discovered in South Africa - The New York Times
Early human ancestors one million years older than thought