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Fight Club: Research Says Violence Shaped Human Face
Fist fights might have shaped human faces, a new study suggests. Fist fights might have shaped human faces, a new study suggests. According to University of Utah scientists and colleagues, human faces - especially those of australopith ancestors - evolved to minimize damage during fist fights.
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