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The fossils of Peking man were discovered by ____________.


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Peking Man:

  1. The moniker "Peking Man" refers to an extinct hominid that was named after the discovery of Homo erectus fossils in Zhoukoudian, near Beijing.
  2. Peking Man was recognized as a part of the human lineage in 1927 by Davidson Black based on a single tooth.
  3. Later excavations turned up the remains of an additional 40 persons, including skullcaps, mandibles, face, limb, and teeth fragments.

Final answer:

The fossils of Peking man were discovered by Johan Gunnar Andersson.


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