Thread: ELI5: What genetic mutation/adaptation set us on the path to being the current dominant species?

ELI5: What genetic mutation/adaptation set us on the path to being the current dominant species? (by Sparky)

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Sparky (0)

(30 / M-F / Massachusetts)
21-Dec-19 6:30 am

ELI5: What genetic mutation/adaptation set us on the path to being the current dominant species?

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