Newly Discovered Ape Fossil May Explain How Early Humans Started Walking Upright On Two Feet
The fossilize cadaver of an ancient ape that live on more than 11 million years ago during the Miocene may help us understand how and when early humanity began walking on two leg , influence the class of evolution for generation to come . The stark preserved limbs ofDanuvius guggenmosiwere found in the mountainous Allgäu realm of Bavaria in southerly Germany . Writing inNature , researcher characterize the stiff as a “ unsubtle thorax , long lumbar spine and drawn-out hips and knees , as in bipeds , and elongated and to the full carry forelimb , as in all ape ....