The Last Link: Our Present Knowledge of the Descent

Charles Darwin's theory of evolution changed the way we think about the origin of species, but many questions remain about the specifics of our genealogy. In this daring and groundbreaking work, Haeckel and Gadow present the latest cutting-edge research on the earliest known human ancestors, offering remarkable insights into our distant past.

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