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New virtual reconstruction of a Neanderthal thorax suggests another breathing mechanism

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New virtual reconstruction of a Neanderthal thorax suggests another breathing mechanism

Rachel Lyn Edler - November 15, 2018

Late Miocene ape maxilla (upper jaw) discovered in western India

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Late Miocene ape maxilla (upper jaw) discovered in western India

Rising sea levels may build, rather than destroy, coral reef islands

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Rising sea levels may build, rather than destroy, coral reef islands

Ancient flower fossil points to Core Eudicot Boom 99 million years ago

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Ancient flower fossil points to Core Eudicot Boom 99 million years ago

Primates of the Caribbean: Ancient DNA reveals history of mystery monkey

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Primates of the Caribbean: Ancient DNA reveals history of mystery monkey

ANU study casts new light on fishing throughout history

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ANU study casts new light on fishing throughout history

Rachel Lyn Edler - November 13, 2018

The whole tooth: New method to find biological sex from a single tooth

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The whole tooth: New method to find biological sex from a...

Rachel Lyn Edler - November 13, 2018

Ancient human population histories revealed in Central and South America

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Ancient human population histories revealed in Central and South America

Rachel Lyn Edler - November 10, 2018

Experts find that stone tools connected communities

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Experts find that stone tools connected communities

Rachel Lyn Edler - November 10, 2018

New book traces humankind’s 14-billion-year journey

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New book traces humankind’s 14-billion-year journey

Rachel Lyn Edler - November 10, 2018

The new face of South American people

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The new face of South American people

Rachel Lyn Edler - November 10, 2018

Ancient child’s tooth reveals picture of Alaska’s early inhabitants

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Ancient child’s tooth reveals picture of Alaska’s early inhabitants

Rachel Lyn Edler - November 9, 2018

DNA of world’s oldest natural mummy unlocks secrets of Ice Age tribes in the Americas

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DNA of world’s oldest natural mummy unlocks secrets of Ice Age...

Rachel Lyn Edler - November 9, 2018

History of early settlement and survival in Andean highlands revealed by ancient genomes

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History of early settlement and survival in Andean highlands revealed by...

Rachel Lyn Edler - November 9, 2018

Ancient DNA evidence reveals two unknown migrations from North to South America

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Ancient DNA evidence reveals two unknown migrations from North to South...

Rachel Lyn Edler - November 9, 2018

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