Stringer, Chris

Offers a theory of human origin, in which, Homo sapiens didn't originate from a single region of Africa, but rather different populations coexisted across the continent with other species like Homo erectus and eventually Homo sapiens replaced all other human species.

Uses genetic and fossil evidence to argue that human beings originated in Africa less than 100,000 years ago and challenges the belief that the species evolved as separate races with genetic roots from over two million years ago.

Uses genetic and fossil evidence to argue that human beings originated in Africa less than 100,000 years ago and challenges the belief that the species evolved as separate races with genetic roots from over two million years ago.