- Among thousands of micro-fossils collected on Paali's site, the scientists found some tiny teeth of lemurs dated thirty million years. Of this discovery, Laurent Marivaux (here in the microscope andor in the foreground) drafted a scientific publication in the American review Science (in October, 2001). Indeed, these some teeth question simply the African origin of the primates and by consequent the African origin of the man.

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Among thousands of micro-fossils collected on Paali's site, the scientists found some tiny teeth of lemurs dated thirty million years. Of this discovery, Laurent Marivaux (here in the microscope andor in the foreground) drafted a scientific publication in the American review Science (in October, 2001). Indeed, these some teeth question simply the African origin of the primates and by consequent the African origin of the man.

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