evolution
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Baseball Players, Discus Throwers Unite: Early-Human Shoulder-Injury Findings?
Scientists recently took a closer look at early human shoulder blades, comparing them with those of apes. Their discovery sheds light on what our common ancestor looked like and how sophisticated tools shaped our evolution.
Latest Research Articles
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First Dodo Bird Drawing in 1601 Book about Dutch Expedition
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Intense Farming Preserves Birds Species?
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[VIDEO] Fossil For Turtle's Earliest Predecessor
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Seal Pups Identify Their Moms by Vocal Pitch
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Thanks to Cloud Insulation, Crocodiles Were Able to Roam Wyoming
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Cheek-Padded Male Orangutans Have a Better Chance With the Ladies
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Blurred Lines Between New England Sparrow Species
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[VIDEO] Marine Species Takes Team Work Seriously
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Early Iowan? Six-Foot Sea Scorpion Fossil Found
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Dinosaurs' True Colors Revealed in Fossilized Feathers
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What Would you Cocka-Choose? Cockatoos can make Logical Decisions, Researchers Say
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Tropical Songbirds: Got It Made In The (Rainforest) Shade?