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Japan's Most Ancient "Human Fossils" Are From A Bear: Researchers

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What were once considered the oldest human fossils found in Japan, known as the "Ushikawa man," have been identified as the bones of a bear, researchers recently announced, Yu Kajiwara reported for Mainichi Japan. The study revealed that the fossils matched the shape and curvature of a bear's radius (forearm) and femoral head. I Photo: University of Tokyo's University Museum The fossilized bones were discovered in Toyohashi, Aichi Prefectu…

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