Studying human evolution involves piecing together scattered clues about how we survived against tough odds. One of the ...

Tech is evolving too fast for human biology. Mental health trends show we're struggling. To survive, we must speed up adaptation—culturally, mentally, and structurally.

These findings challenge the traditional view that human evolution was a clean, linear process, instead painting a picture of populations drifting apart, evolving separately, and then coming back ...

A: Human evolution, at first, seems extraordinary. How could the process that gave rise to slugs and oak trees and fish produce a creature that can fly to the moon and invent the Internet and ...

This much of your body is made up of human cells, while the rest is ... We’re full of evolutionary leftovers Evolution can be a slow process, and sometimes things stick around many generations ...

This is one of the weirdest mysteries of human evolution: Why do we have grandmas ... they then move back into the process of cell division and get out of that frozen state of meiosis and start ...

thus weaning is sometimes described as a process rather than an event. Bogin, B. The evolution of human childhood. BioScience 40, 1-25 (1990). Bogin, B., & Smith, B.H. Evolution of the human life ...

The ‘Out of Africa' (Replacement), ‘Multiregional Evolution' (Continuity), and ‘Assimilation' models are the three most widely used to interpret the origin of living human populations ...

The study is published in the Journal of Human Evolution. Tracking changes in ... of the mechanisms behind cranial gracilization, a process that has shaped the morphology of our species.

Flaking them by hitting them with another object - a process called knapping - results ... This way we will learn more about the evolution of human technology and behaviour. AllAfrica publishes ...