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Inbreeding anomalies found in Neanderthal family
Genetics shows Neanderthals lived in isolated groups, often inbreeding. But did this impact their health? A study on the El SidrĂ³n Neanderthals suggest yes.
Read moreGenetics shows Neanderthals lived in isolated groups, often inbreeding. But did this impact their health? A study on the El SidrĂ³n Neanderthals suggest yes.
Read moreSurveys find creationism common in America, but Pew Research reveals that this all depends on the question is asked. It's actually lower than we thought.
Read moreNew dates from Denisova cave confirms the epynonymous Denisovans were innovatiors, manufacturing tools never before seen in the region.
Read moreArchaeologists have found the oldest known case of head binding. This Chinese elongated skull dates to 10,000 BC; shedding light on ancient society
Australopithecus sediba fossils were found at Malapa, but how did they get there? How did these ancient apes die? And what does that tell us about them?
Humans and Neanderthals interbred. However, it turns out we’ve been underestimating how much Neanderthal ancestry survived into modern populations.
Scientists studying our genome have found evidence of an unknown human species that interbred with us as we migrated out of Africa.
Humans will use their social skills to inform their choices, allowing them to make the most selfish course of action possible.
Why do people reject evolution? A creationist tries to find out why. Along the way, they provide insight into how it might be stopped.
Previous research has shown people quite like looking at the Savannah. Is this an evolutionary hangover from when we lived there?