Category
page 1Recent African origin of modern humans
mitochondrial Eve
matrilineal most recent common ancestor of all living humans
recent African origin of modern humans
dominant model of the geographic origin and early migration of anatomically modern humans, according to which Homo sapiens developed in the Horn of Africa 300–200 kya and dispersed to the rest of the world in multiple events
Y-chromosomal Adam
patrilineal most recent common ancestor of all living humans
archaic humans
extinct relative of modern humans (Homo) from the past half million years (such as Neanderthals)
Lake Makgadikgadi
former lake (paleolake) in Botswana
Christopher B. Stringer
British paleoanthropologist
Omo remains
Homo sapiens fossils
Bryan Sykes
British geneticist and science writer (1947–2020)
Haplogroup L3
mtDNA
Stephen Oppenheimer
British geneticist

Coastal migration
model of early human migration

Manot 1
hominin fossil

The Seven Daughters of Eve
2001 novel by Bryan Sykes

Misliya Cave
prehistoric cave in Mount Carmel, Israel

Spencer Wells
American geneticist
Manot Cave
Archaeological site in Israel
Richard Klein
American paleoanthropologist
Levantine corridor
geographic corridor between the Mediterranean and the Arabian desert, which connects Africa to Eurasia
Macro-haplogroup L
Human mitochondrial lineage
Skhul and Qafzeh hominins
Paleolithic fossils from caves in Israel
Milford H. Wolpoff
American paleoanthropologist
Douglas C. Wallace
American geneticist
Toomas Kivisild
Estonian geneticist (born 1969)