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New studies push back evidence for open habitats in Africa by more than 10 million years

April 13, 2023 sarah JonasResearch Results

The story of human evolution has long been a tale of a forested Africa that gradually became drier, giving rise to open grasslands and causing our forest-loving ape ancestors to abandon the trees and become bipedal. Even though ecological and fossil evidence suggested this narrative was too simplistic, the theory remains prominent in many evolutionary scenarios.

New studies push back evidence for open habitats in Africa by more than 10 million years

April 13, 2023 sarah JonasResearch Results

Using rigorous and detailed collection methods, a University of Minnesota Twin Cities-led research team was able to place the remains of fossil apes, such as Morotopithecus, within detailed habitat reconstructions.