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Evolution 3
- A better grasp of primate grip
- Cueva deEl Mirador (Espagne): An extra molar identified for the first time in an hominid
- Lomekwi 3 (Kenya): les premiers outils
- Ileret (Kenya): Homo erectus footprints hint at ancient hunting party
- Lomekwi 3 (Kenya): World’s oldest stone tools discovered
- Chimps in Senegal found to fashion spears for hunting
- Baboon bone found in famous Lucy skeleton
- Rusinga and Mfangano islands (Kenya): Early modern humans hugged riverine woodland environments
- Tam Pa Ling (Laos): Two ancient human fossils reveal early human diversity
- L’australopithèque Little Foot a 3 670 000 ans
- Seeing the (UV) light: Previously undetected difference in human mutation rate unique to Europeans
- Earliest humans had diverse range of body types, just as we do today
- The stapes in the middle ear of a Neanderthal child shows anatomical differences from humans
- Why It Took Big Humans To Populate Europe
- How coalition-building by monkeys relates to human social structures
- Orangutans use their hands to make their voices deeper
- Computer modeler brings Paranthropus boisei to life
- Big toe's big foot holds evolutionary key
- Batadomba-lena (Sri Lanka): Humans adapted to rainforest living much earlier than thought
- Unique tooth reveals details of the Peking Man's life
- Koobi Fora (Kenya): diversity in the body structure of human ancestors
- Zallah Oasis (Libye): fossils give clues to our own evolution
- Reconstructed Homo habilis type OH 7 suggests deep-rooted species diversity in early Homo
- Ledi-Geraru (Ethiopie): Une mandibule vieillit le genre humain de 400 000 ans
- Newton's Laws of Motion model chimp behavior
- Scientists Develop New Model of Life's Evolution
- A gene for brain size only found in humans
- Chew Bahir (Ethiopie): Drilling ancient lake sheds light on human evolution
- Lukenya Hill (Kenya): Stone Age Skull Reveals Astonishing Human Diversity
- Evolving a bigger brain with human DNA
- Down syndrome theory on Hobbit species doesn't hold to scrutiny
- How modern humans ate their way to world dominance
- Evolution continues despite low mortality and fertility rates
- Sivapithecus: Walk like a man
- Manot Cave (Israël): 55,000-year-old skull links modern man in vicinity of Neanderthals
- Penghu (Taiwan): Ancient Human Fossil Could Be New Primitive Species
- How human ancestors got a grip
- Human language may have evolved to help our ancestors make tools
- Chimpanzees select nut-cracking tools taking account of up to five different factors
- A clear, molecular view of how human color vision evolved
- Human skeleton has become lighter over time
- Microbiome may have shaped early human populations
- Natural selection is furthering mutations that are making skin paler
- How association, learning can lead to exposure to disease
- More holistic approach needed when studying the diets of our ancestors
- AMS shows Modern Humans and Neanderthals overlapped
- Parasites and the evolution of primate culture
- Pre-human ancestors adapted to metabolize ethanol long before humans learned about fermentation
- New age of the Lantian Homo erectus cranium extending to about 1.63 million years ago
- Prehistoric conflict hastened human brain's capacity for collaboration
- Opportunity, and not necessity, is the mother of invention
- La culture cumulative n'est pas l'apanage de l'Homme : la preuve par les babouins
- Discoverer of Lucy skeleton hopes to find what made us human
- Ancient Humans May Not Have Been Redheads
- Ten years on, scientists still debating the origins of Homo floresiensis—the 'Hobbit'
- Unexpectedly speedy expansion of human, ape cerebellum
- Social Transmission of Tool Use in Wild Chimpanzees Observed
- AMS show Modern Humans and Neanderthals overlapped
- Human faces are so variable because we evolved to look unique
- Study ties groundwater to human evolution
- The Denisovan : The Other Neanderthal
- Taung (Afrique du Sud): Child's skull not human-like
- Atapuerca (Espagne) cave system : Into the depths of human history
- Flores bones show features of Down syndrome, not a new 'hobbit' human
- Lower testosterone levels to march of human civilization
- Première étude de « l'aire de Broca » chez les Hommes fossiles
- Craniofacial feminization and the origin of behavioral modernity
- Modao (Chine): Guangdong ape men could be older than Peking Man
- Long-Term Climate Factors Led Early Humans Into Patchwork Evolution
- Insect diet helped early humans build bigger brains
- Scientists revise timeline of human origins
- Nonmetric dental traits and the origin of East Asians
- Humans and monkeys of one mind when it comes to changing it
- Red Deer Cave (Chine): 'Enigma Man' may be new human species that lived until 11,000 years ago
- Human face shaped by millions of years of fighting
- Early humans were "Westward Ho," dental records reveal
- Vers une nouvelle sélection naturelle : l’humain est entré dans une nouvelle phase de son évolution
- Intertwined evolution of human brain and brawn
- Your Brain Is Smaller Than a Caveman’s.
- Uadi Aalad / Mulhuli-Amo (Erythrée): The late Early Pleistocene human dental remains
- Yiyuan (Chine): Tooth-picking behavior identified in the middle Pleistocene hominins
- Chimpanzees show similar personality traits to humans
- Interactions between humans and scavengers have been decisive in human evolution
- Early Pleistocene aquatic resource use in the Turkana Basin
- ‘Homo’ only primate whose tooth size decreases as its brain size increases
- The Missing Link that Wasn’t
- Myrmecophagous microwear: Implications for diet in the hominin fossil record
- Sterkfontein (Afrique du Sud): Little Foot, l’australopithèque sud-africain, aussi vieux que Lucy ?
- Sterkfontein (Afrique du Sud): Little Foot is oldest complete Australopithecus
- Toros-Menalla (Tchad, 7 Ma), the earliest hominin-bearing area: How many mammal paleocommunities?
- Functional integrative analysis of the human hip joint
- How apes and humans evolved side by side
- Dmanisi (Géorgie): Human ancestors deemed two species
- Insectivory in human and non-human primates and the evolution of human diet
- Liang Bua (Indonésie): Homo floresiensis mandibles
- Rusinga Island (Kenya): New Light Shed on Habitat of Early Apes
- Influence of lower limb configuration on walking cost in Late Pleistocene humans
- What makes us human? Unique brain area linked to higher cognitive powers