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"Researchers from multiple institutions have come together to publish Earth's most complete family tree to date, illustrating the evolutionary relationships between about 2.3 million named species of lifeforms over the course of roughly 3.5 billion years on the planet.
From insects to animals to microbes to humans, it's an extraordinary representation of known Earthlings, collected altogether on a single tree diagram..." 
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Fossils from Northern Kenya show that a new species of human lived two million years ago, researchers say. Via Sakis Koukouvis
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