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New age constraints for the Singa hominin and the adjacent Abu Hugar fossil site
The Singa calvaria, found on the western bank of the Blue Nile in Sudan in 1924, shows a combination of modern and archaic features of Homo sapiens. A previous study applying U-Th dating of calcrete precipitates surrounding the calvaria and associated mammal teeth inferred a minimum age of 133 ± 2 k
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