Genus Homo:
H. sapiens (modern humanity):
Humans are still evolving.
Did modern humans leave Africa to attempt to escape a drying climate?
Facial phenotypes support a multiple dispersal for modern humans.
Modern human spit contains some surprises about our hominin ancestry.
It appears settling down and abandoning, or at least reducing the nomadic life style, allowed technology to start developing faster 64,000 years ago.
Some of the mutations associated with white skin have an African origin.
Did Paleolithic humans realize the dangers of inbreeding and have breeding networks?
A child from 2,000 years ago in south africa gives hints that modern humans originated 300k years ago.
Rock art in Australia appears to show the extinct giant bird Genyornis.
Did modern humans leave Africa to attempt to escape a drying climate?
Facial phenotypes support a multiple dispersal for modern humans.
Modern human spit contains some surprises about our hominin ancestry.
It appears settling down and abandoning, or at least reducing the nomadic life style, allowed technology to start developing faster 64,000 years ago.
Some of the mutations associated with white skin have an African origin.
Did Paleolithic humans realize the dangers of inbreeding and have breeding networks?
A child from 2,000 years ago in south africa gives hints that modern humans originated 300k years ago.
Rock art in Australia appears to show the extinct giant bird Genyornis.
H. neanderthalensis (Neandertals):
DNA analysis of different Neandertal populations advances our understanding of hominin evolution. (psst, the Altai Neandertals were the hillbillies of their world).
DNA analysis also suggests a higher percentage of Neandertal DNA survives in modern populations.
DNA analysis of different Neandertal populations advances our understanding of hominin evolution. (psst, the Altai Neandertals were the hillbillies of their world).
DNA analysis also suggests a higher percentage of Neandertal DNA survives in modern populations.
Neandertals appeared to grow at a similar rate as modern humans.
How thick was the enamel of the Neandertal canine teeth?
Were Neandertals distilling and using tar?
Neandertal City aka Gibraltar, gets profiled.
Rethinking the Upper Paleolithic Transition in Grotte Mandrin.
What was the mechanism that caused the Neandertals to go extinct and be replaced by modern humans?
What traits are tied to the introgression of Neandertal genes into the modern Human line?
Were Neandertals distilling and using tar?
Neandertal City aka Gibraltar, gets profiled.
Rethinking the Upper Paleolithic Transition in Grotte Mandrin.
What was the mechanism that caused the Neandertals to go extinct and be replaced by modern humans?
What traits are tied to the introgression of Neandertal genes into the modern Human line?
H. erectus:
A trackway from H. erectus in Kenya is studied.
Genus Paranthropus:
P. bosei:
The probable source of herpes has been claimed: Paranthropus bosei. Yes, friends, one human ancestor couldn't keep it zipped. I'm looking at you, H. erectus. Like we REALLY believe the watering hole story, Upright Man.
Genus Australopithecus:
P. bosei:
The probable source of herpes has been claimed: Paranthropus bosei. Yes, friends, one human ancestor couldn't keep it zipped. I'm looking at you, H. erectus. Like we REALLY believe the watering hole story, Upright Man.
Genus Australopithecus:
A. anamensis:
Where did A. anamensis live? What sort of environment was it?
META:
The fossils trackways from the Greek hominin from 5.7 million years ago are in danger.
How facial features have evolved in hominins through time.
Chimps can learn to use tools without being taught.
Savannah living chimps don't seem to eat more meat than their forest cousins.
The rest of their dietary comparison is here.
The rest of their dietary comparison is here.
Tool using macaques are wiping out shellfish populations.
Was bipedality in hominins a by-product of developmental processes?
The differences in loading on the 3rd metacarpal heads in humans and chimpanzees.
The differences in loading on the 3rd metacarpal heads in humans and chimpanzees.
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