Toumai, The Oldest Relative of the Human Race

Toumai, the oldest relatives of humans find discoveries about highly exciting and often mysterious human family lines. This is that recently it seems to be the oldest member of the human family. The skull found in northern Chad in 2001 was thought to be the earliest human skull. The nickname for Toumai, Michel Brunet and his paleontology team has discovered that this new class of people was named Sahelanthropus tchaensis.

As Toumai was discovered in Chad and far from the legendary story of Olduvai Gorge, Laetoli, Middle Awash, it suggests that all chapters of human evolution may not have been found yet. Most of the research was focused there as most of the primitives were traditionally found to have been done in the Great Rift Valley on the East - South axis of Africa. The discovery of Chad may be an indicator of our earliest broad relatives and its contemporaries in the continent of Africa. Both Milford Wolpov, Martin Pickford and Brigget Senut believe that Tumai is a monk, not an ancestor. The discovery of Tumai is only a small part of the discovery that caused the controversy of the early 21st century.

Toumai, the oldest relatives of humans find discoveries about highly exciting and often mysterious human family lines. This is that recently it seems to be the oldest member of the human family. The skull found in northern Chad in 2001 was thought to be the earliest human skull. - Summary of the first article: The article by Jennifer Viegas (2013) "Slaughter Circa 10,000 BC" provides information on slaughterhouses found in Denmark. The origin of the information is published by Journal of Archaeological Sciences. In this article I will explain the process of slaughter after animals are killed as food. This site in Southern New Zealand of Denmark provides evidence of the massacre of animals including bone fragments (Viegas, 2013)

In the past few years, three very early apes have announced the news. The oldest Sahelanthropus tchadensis has a history of about 7 million years. There is a specimen of this genus, a skull on the surface of Chad. Fossils informally known as "Toumai" are mosaics of primitive and evolutionary features. So far it is unclear how this fossil fits the image given by the molecular data. The line that led to modern human beings and modern chimpanzees clearly diverged 6 million years ago (divided into branches). It is not yet thought that this species is the ancestor of modern humans. It may not be a human being