Using the Scientific Process to Study Human Evolution

This is part of: Bones, Stones, and Genes: The Origin of Modern Humans

Researchers, including those scientists who study human evolution, use a scientific process in which testing ideas with evidence is a critical component.

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Also featured on the HHMI DVD Stones, Bones, and Genes: The Origins of Modern Humans, available free from HHMI.

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