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Milford Wolpoff is an American paleoanthropologist associated with the University of Michigan. He is known for developing and defending the multiregional evolution model, which argues that modern humans emerged through evolutionary change and gene flow among geographically dispersed populations rath...
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Major multiregional evolution proponent; high visibility but consensus shifted against core model.
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Alan Thorne (1939-2012) was an Australian physical anthropologist whose research focused on the origins and biological history of Aboriginal Australians. He worked on human remains from Lake Mungo in New South Wales and Kow Swamp in Victoria, and helped reconstruct the remains known as Mungo Lady an...
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Ancient Australian human remains work important; multiregional advocacy weakens current consensus.
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