Ancient Europeans first, again?

A recent disclosure in anthropology points, for now, that several beings' fossils comprised of 37 bones found in Europe's Bavaria of 11.6 million years ago indicate that a pre-human ape of about 38 kilograms walked upright. Discovered by the team of Madelaine Bohme, it is dubbed "Danuvius guggenmost". The report is released in "Nature".

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