Race and Human Evolution is a far-ranging account by leading researchers in the field that describes the latest scientific evidence and the conflicting theories about human evolution. Milford Wolpoff and Rachel Caspari describe the "Eve" or "Out-of-Africa" theory, which holds that all living people are the descendants of a single common ancestor ("Eve") who began a new species of humanity in Africa some 200,000 years ago and whose progeny spread throughout the world, giving rise to the different human races. The authors show that the evidence of the fossil record and genetic data support…
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2 editions
Paperback · English · 1998
Westview Press · 528 pages · 9780813335469
Other · English · 1997
Simon & Schuster · 462 pages · 9780684810133
HistoryFossil hominidsHuman evolutionRacism in anthropologyPhilosophyRacismScienceEthnic Studies - General