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Hominin Migration: Bipedalism, Sexual Conflict, and Spreading <em>Homo</em> in a Phase Transition Model

2026-06-16

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Anthropogenic prehistory may be divided into two subsequent phases, the first one from the Last Common Ancestor (LCA) between humans and great apes till the emergence of the genus Homo, and the second phase onwards from then. Until hominins appeared, LCA had lived predominantly on trees, while Homo finally lived only on the ground. After LCA and before Homo, the intermediate bimodal transition period from 7 to 2 M...

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03092111-9880-5363-be1e-8d5662b572c6
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10.20944/preprints202605.0206.v2
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