The origination of the human species is still shrouded in a considerable degree of confusion through lack of empirical evidence. While some anthropologists, including author Christopher Stringer, argue that this origination stems from the African continent, it remains to be seen as to whether or not this conclusion can be supported through the evidence of fossil records. To the contrary, a good deal of modern anthropology suggests that the origination of the human species stems …showed first 75 words of 874 total…

…showed last 75 words of 874 total…and was able to diversify our species into many different races. There had to have been a previous time, some million or so years ago, that we did move out of Africa, and after spreading out to a variety of continents, were able to use that time to acclimate to the environments in which we lived, and thus changing our physical appearance so that we would each represent a certain classification that we call race.