Discovery of More than 40 Teeth in China Challenges Notions About Human Evolution

Medicine & Technology Feb 09, 2021

DNA analysis of two human teeth discovered in Fuyan cave proposed that early modern humans existed in China quite early.

Early Human Species: How Many Were There?

Jan 24, 2021

A long time ago, there were more human species than just homo sapiens and homo Erectus. But scientists are debating how to classify the different species.

Human Footprints From 120,000 Years Ago Discovered in the Arabian Peninsula

Sep 18, 2020

Scientists believe that humans stopped in the lake in Saudi Arabia where they found human footprints dating back 120,000 years ago.

New Study Explains Connections of the Evolution of Pregnancy and Cancer

Dec 05, 2019

It is observed that the placenta sort of invades the uterus in a similar way a cancer cell invades tissues in its vicinity during metastasis.

Fossils Of Homo Sapiens From Morocco May Change Dates Of Darwin's Theory of Evolution

Jun 12, 2017

Five fossils of different individuals were found on 1961 by barite miners in Morocco. Now, on a study of a team, the fossils were suspected to be the earliest kind of Homo sapiens than what was already known in the history of evolution.

Fossils Found May Change The History Of Human Lineage, Leaves Doubt That Humans Originated In Africa

May 23, 2017

New found fossil reveals that the human lineage does not really originate in Africa. The fossils also share similar characteristics with humans.

Indonesian 'Hobbits' Homo Floresiensis Originated From Africa, Not From Homo Erectus On Java

Apr 23, 2017

The origin of the 'hobbits' or Homo floresiensis was finally revealed.

Ancient Skull Shows Signs of Lethal Combat

May 28, 2015

Scientists have discovered what may prove to be the oldest example of intentional violence among humans. In fact, the individual who died of apparent head wounds over 430,000 years ago is not exactly "human," but one of our close cousins, a Neanderthal. And what his skull may prove is that violence predates the rise of modern humans.

Ancient Human Jaw Bone Evidence of Earlier Evolution

Mar 05, 2015

A fragment of a jawbone dating back 2.8 million years is evidence that humans evolved more than 400,000 years earlier than previously thought.