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Follow each claim
to its sources.

Search, sort and filter the evidence used in species reports and editorial claims likely to change as new evidence appears. Primary research comes first, synthesis sources are labeled and superseded interpretations remain visible.
70indexed citations
54unique source links
21primary sources
12species dossiers covered

RELEASE OPERATIONS · AUTOMATED AT EVERY BUILD

Evidence cannot silently detach from its claims.

01

Inventory

Every route, external citation, DOI, structured claim and structured source is counted into a dated release manifest.

02

Referential audit

Missing claim-to-source references and duplicate claim or source identifiers stop publication.

03

Review clock

Dossier review dates and overdue deadlines are shown for the quarterly scientific-review cycle.

04

Archive history

Material changes move through the public correction ledger; superseded models remain inspectable.

Boundary: automation validates integrity and publication packaging. It does not replace scientific peer review, rights review or human judgment on disputed evidence.

70 results
CLAIM / TOPICCITATIONSTATEWHY IT IS HERE
01

Ancient southern African genomic diversity

Genetics · Primary research
Nature · s41586-025-09811-4Open source ↗Reviewed
Current

Shows that living populations do not preserve the full range of ancient regional diversity.

05

Australopithecus afarensis

Species report · Source type not recorded
Laetoli footprintsOpen source ↗Review date not recorded
Current

Supports the lucy’s species evidence dossier.

18

Denisovans

Species report · Source type not recorded
Denisovan genomeOpen source ↗Review date not recorded
Current

Supports the dna-revealed lineage evidence dossier.

27

H. heidelbergensis as sole common ancestor

Taxonomy · Archive method
Archived interpretive modelOpen source ↗Reviewed
Superseded

Preserved for scholarship history; no longer presented as the canonical solution.

32

Homo erectus

Species report · Primary research
Ngandong datingOpen source ↗Reviewed
Current

Supports the long-lived traveler evidence dossier.

35

Homo floresiensis

Species report · Source type not recorded
Nature discoveryOpen source ↗Review date not recorded
Current

Supports the island lineage evidence dossier.

38

Homo habilis

Species report · Source type not recorded
Oldowan overviewOpen source ↗Review date not recorded
Current

Supports the early homo evidence dossier.

41

Homo naledi

Species report · Source type not recorded
eLife datingOpen source ↗Review date not recorded
Current

Supports the mosaic african cousin evidence dossier.

50

Homo neanderthalensis clothing

Clothing · Scholarly synthesis
Clothing evidenceOpen source ↗Reviewed
Current

Hide working and cold-climate requirements support clothing, but no complete Neanderthal garment survives. Every cut and fastening shown is a bounded reconstruction.

52

Homo sapiens

Species report · Source type not recorded
Jebel IrhoudOpen source ↗Review date not recorded
Current

Supports the our species evidence dossier.

55

Homo sapiens clothing

Clothing · Source type not recorded
Clothing evidenceOpen source ↗Review date not recorded
Current

The evidence changes radically across our species’ long history. Hide-working tools support early leather or fur garments; much later preserved textiles support specific fibers and weaves. These are not interchangeable styles.

58

Middle Pleistocene Homo

Species report · Source type not recorded
Legacy interactive reportOpen source ↗Review date not recorded
Current

Supports the heidelbergensis-grade populations evidence dossier.

66

Sahelanthropus tchadensis

Species report · Source type not recorded
Nature femur analysisOpen source ↗Review date not recorded
Current

Supports the possible earliest hominin evidence dossier.

Reconstruction standard

Unknown appearance is not evidence. Clothing is shown only where material evidence supports manufacture or use; otherwise figures remain unclothed and uncertainty is disclosed.

Correction standard

Material claim changes are dated. Superseded interpretations stay visible when useful for understanding scholarship history.

Coverage limit

The release audit checks every application route and citation in the inventory. Scientific completeness needs ongoing editorial review; a software audit cannot establish it.

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