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Published online 7 March 2002 | Nature | doi:10.1038/news020304-7
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Man left Africa three times
Early humans came out of Africa again and again.
There were at least three major waves of early human migration out of Africa, our DNA suggests. Apparently the wanderers made love, not war: gene patterns hint that later emigrants bred with residents.
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