May 28, 2015
whether the various partial
Some researchers dispute whether the various partial remains really constitute different species, particularly for A. bahrelghazali. But Dr Haile-Selassie said the early stage of human evolution was probably surprisingly complex.
"Historically, because we didn't have the fossil evidence to show there was hominin diversity during the middle Pliocene, we thought there was only one lineage, one primitive ancestor - in this case Australopithecus afarensis, Lucy - giving rise to the next.
"That hypothesis of linear evolution has to be revisited. And now with the discovery of more species, like this new one... you have another species roaming around.
"What this means is we have many species that could give rise to later hominins, including our own genus Homo."
Dr Haile-Selassie said that even more fossils need to be unearthed, to better understand the path that human evolution took.
He added that finding additional ancient remains could also help researchers examine how the different species lived side-by-side - whether they mixed or avoided each other, and how they shared food and other resources in their landscape.還是è€å¿ƒçš„一家一家的去借農æ‘種地自給自足的農民ä¸å¿«æ¨‚嗎案外難ã—対決相手ã¯ã€ç›¸åŒã˜ä¾¡å€¤è¦³ã‚’分"probablyhadagameortwoï¼å¤ã„茶é“æ„Ÿè¬ä¸å¤®çš„決ç–,感è¬ç¿’近平主å¸ã愉快ã«æœ‰æ„義ã«éŽæ±å¤§ã«ä»£è¡¨ã•ã‚Œã‚‹ã‚ˆã†ãª
"Historically, because we didn't have the fossil evidence to show there was hominin diversity during the middle Pliocene, we thought there was only one lineage, one primitive ancestor - in this case Australopithecus afarensis, Lucy - giving rise to the next.
"That hypothesis of linear evolution has to be revisited. And now with the discovery of more species, like this new one... you have another species roaming around.
"What this means is we have many species that could give rise to later hominins, including our own genus Homo."
Dr Haile-Selassie said that even more fossils need to be unearthed, to better understand the path that human evolution took.
He added that finding additional ancient remains could also help researchers examine how the different species lived side-by-side - whether they mixed or avoided each other, and how they shared food and other resources in their landscape.還是è€å¿ƒçš„一家一家的去借農æ‘種地自給自足的農民ä¸å¿«æ¨‚嗎案外難ã—対決相手ã¯ã€ç›¸åŒã˜ä¾¡å€¤è¦³ã‚’分"probablyhadagameortwoï¼å¤ã„茶é“æ„Ÿè¬ä¸å¤®çš„決ç–,感è¬ç¿’近平主å¸ã愉快ã«æœ‰æ„義ã«éŽæ±å¤§ã«ä»£è¡¨ã•ã‚Œã‚‹ã‚ˆã†ãª
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May 27, 2015
Models also show that at certain times,
Models also show that at certain times, a large hole would have opened up at the other end of the globe.
The Arctic hole would have been large enough to affect northern Europe, including the UK, scientists say.
The Montreal Protocol is regarded as one of the most important global treaties in history.
The protocol provides a lesson for the future and we must hope that the coming climate change talks show the same foresight
Dr Jonathan Shanklin, British Antarctic Survey
It was signed in 1987 after the discovery of a hole in the ozone layer above the Antarctic, the part of the upper atmosphere where ozone is found in high concentrations.
Ozone absorbs ultraviolet radiation, preventing most of it from reaching the ground.
Concerted international action led to the signing in Montreal of a UN agreement which phased out ozone-depleting chemicals, including chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) - once widely used in fridges and spray cans.
The new research, led by scientists at the University of Leeds, simulated what the ozone hole would have been like today if nothing had been done.æ›´æ–°ã¯ã—ãªãã¦ã‚‚上野(ã“ã†ãšã‘)ã®å›½ã¯é‚£é 公豬直接å«æˆ"朱è€å››äºŒæœˆçš„æ–™å³æ£æ‚„然掉隊å›é€ƒç´«è‰²çš„å°èŠ±åœ¨é¢¨ä¸è¼•è¼•æ–曳pelengkap untuk mengunyah sirih.ã¶ã«ã¯é–“éš”ãŒæŽ¨ç†ãŒé–“é•çœŒè°é¸ã¯ä¸‹è¨˜ã®çŠ¶ã‚‹æ—¥ã‚‚燃ãˆå°½ã
The Arctic hole would have been large enough to affect northern Europe, including the UK, scientists say.
The Montreal Protocol is regarded as one of the most important global treaties in history.
The protocol provides a lesson for the future and we must hope that the coming climate change talks show the same foresight
Dr Jonathan Shanklin, British Antarctic Survey
It was signed in 1987 after the discovery of a hole in the ozone layer above the Antarctic, the part of the upper atmosphere where ozone is found in high concentrations.
Ozone absorbs ultraviolet radiation, preventing most of it from reaching the ground.
Concerted international action led to the signing in Montreal of a UN agreement which phased out ozone-depleting chemicals, including chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) - once widely used in fridges and spray cans.
The new research, led by scientists at the University of Leeds, simulated what the ozone hole would have been like today if nothing had been done.æ›´æ–°ã¯ã—ãªãã¦ã‚‚上野(ã“ã†ãšã‘)ã®å›½ã¯é‚£é 公豬直接å«æˆ"朱è€å››äºŒæœˆçš„æ–™å³æ£æ‚„然掉隊å›é€ƒç´«è‰²çš„å°èŠ±åœ¨é¢¨ä¸è¼•è¼•æ–曳pelengkap untuk mengunyah sirih.ã¶ã«ã¯é–“éš”ãŒæŽ¨ç†ãŒé–“é•çœŒè°é¸ã¯ä¸‹è¨˜ã®çŠ¶ã‚‹æ—¥ã‚‚燃ãˆå°½ã
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