🦴 Human Evolution - kaitlyngore · Scour

Payre fossils from Europe's earliest Neanderthals reveal dynamic evolution shaped by climatic oscillations 🧬Biological Anthropology

Scientists say 2 ancient human traits may explain why 90% of us are right-handed 🧬Biological Anthropology

thecooldown.com·2d

Voles 101 🧬Biological Anthropology

Sapiens, pages 20-21: "The Tree of Knowledge mutation" (You CAN make this stuff up.) 🧬Biological Anthropology

ecodevoevo.blogspot.com·1d·Blogger

Scientists say evolution may work differently than we thought 🧬Biological Anthropology

sciencedaily.com·9h

Search in evolution 🧬Biological Anthropology

lorenzofromoz.net·5d

The first occurrence of “Plesiochelyidae” marine turtles in the early cretaceous of South America 🧬Biological Anthropology

link.springer.com·-42023674732s

100,000-Year-Old Bones in Ethiopia May Point to the Earliest Human Cremation 🧬Biological Anthropology

zmescience.com·2d

Hawzen/I-found-a-seashell-in-the-middle-of-the-desert 🌍Worldbuilding

github.com·18h·Hacker News

A Scientific Breakthrough Has Unveiled the Ancient Source of Our Pain 🧬Biological Anthropology

popularmechanics.com·5h

Evolution 🧬Biological Anthropology

plato.stanford.edu·2d

Evidence Found in Ethiopia That Homo sapiens Cremated Their Dead 100,000 Years Ago, 60,000 Before the Oldest Known Record 🧬Biological Anthropology

labrujulaverde.com·5d

Part I 🧬Biological Anthropology

substackcdn.com·1d·Substack

Human wrists resemble those of gorillas and chimpanzees more than any other primate group, suggesting we used to knuckle-walk 🧬Biological Anthropology

Early fossil eukaryotes were benthic aerobes 🧬Biological Anthropology

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UWM research sheds new light on the evolution of hagfish eyes 🧬Biological Anthropology

The Cephalopods Are Coming 🌍Worldbuilding

Scientists Discover Terrifying Giant Crocodile That Hunted Human Ancestors 🧬Biological Anthropology

scitechdaily.com·6d

Nine Teeth from Payre and the Uneven Shape of Neanderthal Evolution 🧬Biological Anthropology

anthropology.net

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Ashes to Ancestors: Does a 100,000-Year-Old Hominin from Ethiopia Rewrite the History of Death? 🧬Biological Anthropology

deephistory.substack.com·3d·Substack

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