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1. How many years ago is the earliest evidence of human ancestors?
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1. How many years ago is the earliest evidence of human ancestors?

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Answer: 6 million years ago

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The first known common ancestor of humans is Sahelanthropus tchadensis, a species found in Chad that dates to around 6 million years ago

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