[ad_1] Gleiver Prieto & Katerina Harvati By Colin BarrasNov. 14, 2018 , 1:00 PM Neanderthals are often depicted as graduates of the Stone Age school of hard knocks: Without sophisticated weapons, they …
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[ad_1] Neanderthals may have had a greater lung capacity and a straighter spine than us, claim scientists, contradicting the popularly held notion that the ancient humans were barrel-chested, hunched-over "cavemen." University of …
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[ad_1] <div _ngcontent-c14 = "" innerhtml = " Neanderthal thorax (blue) compared to modern human thorax (gray)Gomez-Olivencia, A et al (2018) Nature Communications 9, Item Number: 4387 (2018) Neanderthals were an archaic …
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[ad_1] 3D virtual reconstruction of Neanderthal ribs are providing new insights on the evolution of humans. Encyclopaedia Britannica/Getty Images & A. Gómez-Olivencia, A. Barash and E. Been If the image that jumps …
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[ad_1] An International Team of Scientists has completed the first of its kind. The team, which included researchers from universities in Spain, Israel, and the United States, including the University of Washington, …
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[ad_1] Recent research has shown that Neanderthals, once denigrated as our primitive and loutish cousins, actually had much in common with humans of the present day. They hunted in groups, mastered the …
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[ad_1] The popular image of a Neanderthal is that of a hunched ape-like creature with its knuckles scraping through the dirt. New research, however, reveals they stood more upright than modern humans. …
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[ad_1] I is easy to forget that we are a single species in the genus Homo because everyone is dead. Currently, it looks like Homo – a group of hominids that includes …
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