47-million-year-old human link revealed
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A 47 million year old primate fossil known as "Ida" is seen at New York's Museum of Natural History May 19, 2009, at a news conference where the find was unveiled. Scientists from the University of Oslo in Norway and the Senckenberg Research institute revealed the female specimen said to be the most complete fossil primate ever found. [Xinhua/Reuters] |
![A 47 million year old primate fossil known as 'Ida' is seen at New York's Museum of Natural History May 19, 2009, at a news conference where the find was unveiled. Scientists from the University of Oslo in Norway and the Senckenberg Research institute revealed the female specimen said to be the most complete fossil primate ever found. [Xinhua/Reuters]](http://images.china.cn/attachement/jpg/site1007/20090520/000bcdb95f1d0b7da39711.jpg "A 47 million year old primate fossil known as 'Ida' is seen at New York's Museum of Natural History May 19, 2009, at a news conference where the find was unveiled. Scientists from the University of Oslo in Norway and the Senckenberg Research institute revealed the female specimen said to be the most complete fossil primate ever found. [Xinhua/Reuters]")
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