Chris Stringer
Chris Stringer is a prominent researcher in human evolution at the Natural History Museum in London, who has emphasized the importance of the recent discovery of ancient human remains, suggesting they offer new insights into the migration and adaptation of early humans in Europe.
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United States:
Chris Stringer is a research leader in human origins at London’s Natural History Museum and has collaborated with Chinese scientists on human fossils.
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Spain:
Chris Stringer is a paleoanthropologist who co-authored the study that identified the 'dragon man' as a new species.
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North Macedonia:
Chris Stringer is a co-author of the study and an expert on human evolution at the Natural History Museum in London.
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United Kingdom:
Prof Chris Stringer, a leader in human origins research at the Natural History Museum in London, commented on the implications of the latest discovery.
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Belarus:
Chris Stringer considers Pinky a very important find.
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