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R.S.
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SCIENCE | September 21, 2006
Little Girl, 3 Million Years Old, Offers New Hints on Evolution
By JOHN NOBLE WILFORD
Scientists said fossils found in Ethiopia should give new insights into a little-known period of early human origins.
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