Human Ancestors
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Ancient Humans Survive Climate Extinction Event 900,000 Years Ago During Early Pleistocene Ice Age Transition: New Study Reveals
The climate extinction event coincided with the migration of the hominin population from Africa. Click to read more.
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Our Ancestors Made Human Bedding and Led Complex Lives
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World's Oldest Homo Sapiens Bone Fossil Discovered in Morocco
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Bonobos, Not Chimps, Are Humans' Closest Living Ancestor
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No Bones, No Problem: Ancient Human DNA Survives in Empty Caves Without Fossils
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Ancient Giant: Footprint of Our Tallest Ancestor Unearthed, Fuels Debate On Their Sex Life
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Hominin Playboys: Ancient Footprints in Tanzania Reveal Austrolopithecus Afarensis was Polygynous
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Interbreeding with Neanderthals, Denisovans Helped Ancient Human Ancestors to Survive Outside Africa
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Ancient ‘Deep Skull’ Evidence Suggest Early Aborigines Were Not the First Settlers in the Pacific
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First European Farmers Came From Turkey, New Study Shows
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Researchers Solve Mystery Of Europeans' Hunter-Gatherer Ancestry
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Modern Humans Make a Pit Stop In China Before Heading To Europe
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Stonehenge Builders Had Barbeque-Style Feasts
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