Abstract

Summary Spectacular fossil finds made in China, along with an ambitious research programme and soon to be complemented by studies of ancient genomes, are raising the profile of Chinese palaeoanthropology. New findings are likely to add complexity to the established ‘out of Africa' model describing the emergence of our species and its spread around the world. Michael Gross reports.

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