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In 1998 paleoanthropologist Rick Potts of the Smithsonian institution published an article in the yearbook of physical anthropology a peer reviewed Journal the article was titled environmental hypotheses of hominin evolution in his paper pots provided evidence to support his claim that gray variations and environmental conditions over time or responsible for the attacks ability of humans and the success of our species why might this not be the best article to reference?
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