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out of africa or out of eden? out of eden or africa? . 200 million years ago . 2 million years ago 500,000 years ago . 120,000 years ago . 10,000 years ago did man evolve on the african savannah or on an island paradise off the east coast of africa it is a common story among ancient peoples that man once used to live in an earthly paradise. in the old testament this paradise is known as eden and, as with many myths, they may hold an element of truth. darwin himself has shown that it is often within such safe and isolated environments that unusual evolution, such as that of mankind, takes place. where might such a paradise have existed? the most common site is mesopotamia, where the tigris and the euphrates are said to mark the boundaries of eden, but even though it is now generally accepted that this area was the cradle of modern civilisation it does not fit in with the trail of human remains and artefacts that have been found in east africa, not just thousands of years ago, but millions of years ago. however, south of the seychelles there is a submerged plateau which seems to fit the circumstantial evidence. the 'out of eden ' hypothesis maintains that a group of primates became isolated on a newly formed archipelago called the mascarene plateau , during the separation of india, 65 million years ago. these primates adapted themselves to their marine environment by consciously transforming their simple reed nests into seaworthy craft. during the interglacials, approximately every 100,000 years, sea levels rose, flooded their islands, and swept some of them out into the indian ocean. the survivors moved along the coasts of africa, eurasia, india, indonesia, china and finally into australia and the americas. since the vast majority of artefact and fossil evidence can only be found on the land, any idea that 'primitive' people could use boats has been dismissed out of hand by land based archaeologists. artefact and fossil evidence, especially sea craft, do not survive the destructive forces of the sea and the small band of marine archaeologists not only have to be trained divers but have to overcome very real dangers in their search for material, often in underwater caves. the 'out of africa' hypothesis, the current paradigm of human evolution, postulates that climate changes caused the african rain forest to dry up, creating a savannah that forced our ancestors to come down from the trees. in this way they learnt to walk upright and they gradually evolved into hominids. between 1,800,000 and 10,000 years ago, several waves of these hominids walked out of africa into eurasia, india, indonesia, china and finally into australia and the americas. they migrated by foot and adapted to marine life well after their exodus from africa, by which time they were indistinguishable from us - homo sapiens sapiens. evidence for the 'out of africa' hypothesis began in 1891 when eugene dubois , inspired by darwin's belief that man evolved in the tropics, found the tooth, skull and thighbone of a homo erectus on the solo river near the village of trinil in java. he named his find pithecanthropus erectus. later in 1929, davidson black discovered two similar skulls near peking with three more being found in 1936. many more have been found since then and it is now generally accepted that dubois' fossil was indeed an early ancestor of man called homo erectus . as similar fossils were found in africa, asia and europe, it became apparent that there had been a migration of these hominids from africa. the 'multi-regional' hypothesis was the first hypothesis that took account of these fossils. it postulated that one early migration of homo erectus from africa was followed by long periods of parallel, regional development that eventually produced the various races of homo sapiens. following the study of mitochondria (energy-generating structures that reside just outside the cell's nucleus), it was discovered that its dna (or mtdna), probably mutates at a regular rate. this fact has enabled mtdna to be used as a "molecular clock" to trace human ancestry. this research backed up the idea that there were several waves of migration out of africa replacing the indigenous inhabitants. this data reinforced the arguments of those who supported the 'out of africa' hypothesis. the chart below shows how hominids may have spread round the world according to the 'out of africa' hypothesis however, there are several serious questions that it does not address . . . the chart below shows something of the complexity of sequencing primate fossil that have been found and dated, some of which, in asia and eurasia, are over twenty million years old . . . why did homo erectus fossils appear suddenly, about 1.8 million years ago? homo erectus is a large brained hominid and palaeontologists have tried to find fossils that link them back to earlier forms but either the fossils found are too dissimilar or else they are contemporary with erectus fossils. the 'out of africa' hypothesis does not try to explain this problem. the 'out of eden' hypothesis shows that home erectus fossils appeared suddenly because the migration coincided precisely with the first large scale interglacial, over 1.8 million years ago. why did homo erectus migrate out of africa in the first place? the 'out of africa' hypothesis suggests that the search for game, over-population or just a kind of 'wanderlust' might be responsible for the migration of these hominids round the world. no other large mammal has spread so rapidly and so far from its original, natural habitat. the 'out of eden' hypothesis maintains that there was no choice. being washed off their low lying islands, migration was the only option for these hominids and only the fittest would have survived. movement by sea was the reason for their speed and size of their world wide dispersion. why did homo erectus migrate out of africa in several waves? the 'out of africa' hypothesis has no convincing explanation for this, nor why it should have happened several times over such a vast time scale. the 'out of eden' hypothesis maintains that periodic interglacial flooding has happened several times over the past two million years. the more severe of these floods caused the hominids' periodic migrations. how did homo erectus and homo sapiens cross onto islands? early hominids entered australia about 60,000 years ago and onto the island of flores at least 800,000 years ago. the 'out of africa' hypothesis has no explanation for this since it maintains that homo erectus is an entirely land based hominid. the 'out of eden' hypothesis is based on the early marine expertise of the migrants enabled them to cross into australia, flores and all other parts of asia and eurasia where tribal groups over 50 would have been able to populate new territories. why is mankind split up into distinct racial types? the 'out of africa' hypothesis suggests that the original inhabitants were entirely replaced by the newcomers. so why are there so many regional variations? the 'out of eden' hypothesis suggests that the new maritime islanders would have been vulnerable to their cousins' expertise on the land and their possession of the best habitats. their cousins would have had time to develop their minor racial characteristics over the hundreds of thousands of years between migrations caused by natural selection and gene drift. co-existence leading to interbreeding would have been normal. how did big brains evolve in the hostile environment of africa? erectus' heads were so large that offspring could only be born with immature brains to allow them to be pushed through the narrow bi-pedal pelvises of their mothers. their helplessness during the first years of their lives was something that could only have developed in a benign environment and as ernst mayr has pointed out, major changes such as this require complete isolation. the 'out of africa' hypothesis has no comment on this. it simply follows the

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