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Raiden Harrington
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28 March, 03:20
Is the fossil record complete for humans?
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Lance Bird
28 March, 03:49
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Yes, I believe they are. If you are talking about us humans finding fossils then no. There are many fossils, bones and other interesting things still to be found
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