Academics
Opposable Thumbs Appeared in Pre-Human Ancestor Earlier Than Previously Thought
One of the most basic human physical attributes, the opposable thumb was an important part of modern man's evolution and may have existed in pre-human ancestors earlier than previously thought.
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By Russell Westerholm
