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A 2.8 million year old jawbone fragment discovered in Ethiopia is shedding new light on a period of evolution that has long remained a mystery to anthropologists.
The fossil dates back to a time when Homo, the branch humans descended from, split from their ape-like ancestors.
The timing is significant because it gives scientists a better picture of what the first humans may have looked like and narrows a gap in the fossil record.
A report about the discovery was published in the journal "Science."
The fossil is from the left lower jaw of an adult and includes five teeth. The fragment shows that early humans had a primitive, sloping chin shape linking them to Australopithecus afarensis, the species made famous by the discovery of the Lucy fossil.
What is different are the slim molars and evenly proportioned jaw -- providing scientists with a glimpse at a key turning point in the evolutionary history of humans.
"In spite of lot of searching, fossils on the Homo lineage older than 2 million years ago are very rare," Brian Villmoare, an anthropologist at the University of Nevada-Las Vegas and lead author of the article said in a statement. "To have a glimpse of the very earliest phase of our lineage's evolution is particularly exciting."
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LOOK CLOSELY: Billy Wilson directs volunteers inside the shed as they lift it onto the trailer. Wilson is recycling the residential red-zone sheds for use elsewhere.
It is a race against time as Billy Wilson tries to save tool and garden sheds in the residential red zone from demolition.
On Friday, more than a dozen volunteers lifted a 4.2 x 2.1 metre shed in Avonside off its foundation and onto a trailer and spirited it away. The demolition company intended to wreck it on Saturday morning.
Wilson has authority from the Canterbury Earthquake Recovery Authority to grab the sheds and more than $12,000 from Christchurch City Council's Transitional City Projects Fund for the project.
Wilson intends to recycle six sheds. Some may go to community gardens, including one on Packe St, and one has been claimed by the Student Volunteer Army. Associate professor Billy O'Steen, who is heading the University of Canterbury's new Community Engagement Hub, said it planned to make it a portable headquarters and meeting space.
Wilson will renovate the other sheds, replacing rotting and borer wood, with salvaged timber. Then he will paint them.
He is a trade painter and an artistic painter. His father was a trade painter and he picked up the trade as a teenager. "It's my bread and butter."
His art to date had typically been two-dimensional paintings and painting the sheds would be his first 3D project, he said.
The sheds were built for state houses in the 1930s and 40s and were standard issue, Wilson said. They had nearly identical dimensions and design: 2.4m x 2m, rimu timber and weatherboards, a sloping roof and no overhang.
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Police are searching garden sheds in hunt for missing Bristol teenager Becky Watts
Neighbours of a house being searched for clues into the disappearance of Becky Watts say officers have looked in their sheds.
Forensic investigators have been present at Cotton Mill Lane on Saturday and have been examining a house since.
A blue tent appeared covering part of the patio area and some of the garden.
The house is being searched in connection with the disappearance of Becky Watts.
The 16-year-old vanished from her St George home 11 days ago and has not been seen since.
Neighbours in the Barton Hill area say police have visited their homes and searched their garden shed, but they know nothing more.
The street was reported to have been cordoned off by police earlier today.
Mike Grady, 72, from the road told The Bristol Post he had never seen Becky in the area.
He believed a young couple with a child move into the house being examined about six months ago, but said they kept themselves to themselves.
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Cardington Sheds video art. LOVE YOUR SHEDS.
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