Human evolution
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The Genes Behind Chimp and Human Facial Differences
Although chimpanzees are our closest relatives, it is obvious that we evolved with different facial developments. Stanford University researchers recently examined the two species’ genetics closely to explain how and why.
Latest Research Articles
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Fat Fish and Obesity: Binge Eating Gene Shared With Humans
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Puppy Dog Eyes: Gaze Driven Chemistry Makes Dogs Out Best Friends
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So Why Do We Have Chins? Experts Have the Answer
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Gibbon Communication Gets Decoded
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'Little Foot' and Lucy: Two Human Ancestors May Have Co-existed
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Nature's Junkies: Drugs, Alcohol, and Why Animals Use Them [FEATURE]
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He Likes Big Butts? Man Might Actually be Eyeing the Spine
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Beaked Whale Fossil Shows When Humans Became Bipedal
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Neanderthals May Have Disappeared From Europe Earlier Than Thought
