Assertion: human's ancestor | /r/AtLocation | africa
Facets:
value: a little
type: TEMPORAL
value: before migrating to asia
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: Well, these two facts are not inconsistent: it could be that the last common ancestor of Sivapithecus and Homo sapiens did in fact live in Africa, and its descendants migrated out of the continent during the middle Cenozoic Era.
text: This ancient ancestor of modern humans inhabited Africa before migrating to Asia and Europe.
text: He speculated that because African apes were morphologically closer to modern humans than the apes from Asia, then the ancestors of modern humans were more likely to be found in Africa than elsewhere.
text: Since no fossils more than two million years old are currently known that fit the Wood/Collard criteria for Homo membership, all members of the resulting morphologically-coherent genus Homo appear as the fruit of a common ancestor that lived in Africa a little under two million years ago.