Ancient proteins suggest Homo naledi cave held only female remains
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Proteins recovered from teeth in South Africa’s Rising Star Cave showed no male-specific markers among at least 20 Homo naledi individuals. The findings suggest the 335,000- to 241,000-year-old species may have created the earliest known single-sex burial site outside Homo sapiens.
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