A large and fossilized skull found in northeastern China in 1933 came to the attention of scientists. Chinese scientists call it "Dragon Man" and say it's a closer ancestor of modern man. Professor Jing Zhichun, a Research Chair in Asia-Pacific Archaeology from the University of British Columbia, says the findings may transform the prevailing view of how our species emerged and evolved.
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