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Denisovan Radius Discovered for First Time in Southwest China SECONDARY_TEXT

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Among the three newly identified hominin specimens, BFD767 and BFD771 originated from Layer 7, which also contained four hominin teeth. This layer was dated ...	verbatim — the passage is on the page, character for character

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QUOTE `{}`	Among the three newly identified hominin specimens, BFD767 and BFD771 originated from Layer 7, which also contained four hominin teeth. This layer was dated to approximately 148,000–134,000 years ago.

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