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- Brain Structure, Not the Frontal Lobe, Responsible for Advanced Human Intelligence
- Oldest evidence of split between Old World monkeys and apes discovered
- Swartkrans cave (Afrique du Sud): Prehistoric ear bones could lead to evolutionary answers
- Fuyan Cave (Chine): New Homonin Site
- Fossil of great ape sheds light on evolution
- Asymmetry of human brain enhances cognition compared to other primates
- Were 'hobbit' hominids island dwarfs?
- Ardipithecus ramidus had a skull fit for a hominid
- Wajak (Indonésie): U-series and radiocarbon analyses of human and faunal remains
- Australopithecus sediba hominin: New study reveals how human ancestor walked, chewed, and moved
- Fossilized teeth provide new insight into human ancestor
- Kromdraai B (Afrique du Sud): Microtomographic archive of fossil hominin specimens
- Rare primate's vocal lip-smacks share features of human speech
- Ability to 'think about thinking' not limited to humans
- In chimpanzees, hunting and meat-eating is a man's business
- Humans and apes learn language differently
- Tarsiers' Bulging Eyes Shed Light On Evolution of Human Vision
- Xujiayao (Chine): Skulls of early humans carry telltale signs of inbreeding
- Origins of human teamwork found in chimpanzees
- Understanding the comparative catarrhine context of human pelvic form
- Human evolution influences gamblers' decisions
- Panxian Dadong (Chine): Evolutionary Course in Asian Hominins
- Biologist debunks myth that humans peaked in Paleolithic era
- Broken Hill (Zambie): First early human fossil found in Africa makes debut
- Human Y chromosome much older than previously thought
- Nut-cracking monkeys use shapes to strategize their use of tools
- Has evolution given humans unique brain structures?
- Are People Getting Dumber? One Geneticist Thinks So
- Origins of alcohol consumption traced to ape ancestor
- Rabbits and hominin survival in Iberia
- 'The Scars of Human Evolution'
- First animal model of recent human evolution
- Homo floresiensis : Saga of ‘the Hobbit’ highlights a science in crisis
- Balanica (Serbie): New Radiometric Ages for the BH-1 Hominin
- Liang Bua (Indonesie): New wrist bones of Homo floresiensis
- Bonobos predisposed to show sensitivity to others
- New Geology study raises questions about long-held theories of human evolution
- Tooth development and weaning in chimpanzees not as closely related as once thought