Neanderthals lived in Europe and Asia before disappearing about 40,000 years ago, around the time Homo sapiens moved into Europe from Africa... READ MORE›
New findings in Tamil Nadu suggest modern humans may have left Africa much earlier than prior evidence suggests... READ MORE›
The new finding is also consistent with genetic studies, which have previously suggested the possibility that modern humans dispersed out of Africa around 220,000 years ago... READ MORE›
MIAMI - Sex-crazed, easy-going and cooperative, bonobos are often described as the hippies of the ape world... READ MORE›
This was the scientists concluded a large dark chamber for the dead of a previously unidentified species of the early human lineage Homo naledi... READ MORE›
Theory holds that modern humans can trace a line back to a creature known as Homo erectus which lived more than a million years ago... READ MORE›
The scientists' main problem has been building a touchscreen tough enough to withstand Samboja's attentions, Van Berlo said... READ MORE›
Chimpanzees and bonobos are the nearest known relatives to humans, sharing 99 per cent of our DNA... READ MORE›
Lawyers had appealed to free Sandra from the Buenos Aires zoo by arguing that although not human, she should be given legal rights... READ MORE›
Please read our Orangutans have been granted the status of non-human persons with legal rights in a landmark court ruling in Argentina... READ MORE›
Li said that Xuchang 1 has features of early modern humans and was very likely a direct ancestor of modern northern Chinese... READ MORE›
It is even thought one or more HIV strains originated from bushmeat hunters in central and western Africa... READ MORE›
Franky Jimmy Dejesus didn't have children but his nephews and nieces were his everything, his close friend Sara Lopez told CNN... READ MORE›
There are no known human or non-human primates currently ill as a result of possible exposure to Burkholderia pseudomallei... READ MORE›
The Ledi jaw helps narrow the evolutionary gap between Australopithecus and early Homo, said William Kimbel, director of Arizona State University's Institute of Human Origins... READ MORE›
Like the smartest monster movies, Jurassic World turns the equation on its head the real monsters are the owners of the island dino-resort... READ MORE›
In other words, for reasons that can only be guessed, Neanderthals of the not-too-distant past skinned one another, sliced into their bones, and even extracted bone marrow, reports UPI... READ MORE›
Girard took a second giant step in the formulation of the mimetic theory with the publication of Violence and the Sacred in 1972... READ MORE›
A person would place an object on one of two boxes, while a great ape looked on... READ MORE›
Then, after the man leaves, King Kong moves the rock or moves out of the bale... READ MORE›
The discovery of Lucy in 1974 had changed the timeline of human evolution, formed till that time... READ MORE›
Now, the Australian archaeologists who scooped up this long-lost fragment say it is recasting the history of handled axes... READ MORE›
The breach of a primate exhibit at the Cincinnati Zoo by a child underscores the need to modernize zoo exhibits... READ MORE›
Maybe it was some human relative other than naledi, he said... READ MORE›
Over the past decade, scientists have debated the existence of homo floresiensis -- affectionately titled hobbits by paleo-anthropologists... READ MORE›
Humans left Africa sooner than thought, entered China before Europe tooth study... READ MORE›
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New research says that the tiny, hobbit-like Homo floresiensis evolved much earlier, and were much tinier, than previously thought -- shedding new light on human evolution... READ MORE›
Were the Neanderthals wiped out by Homo sapiens the smart hominids who rose out of Africa and went on to conquer the planet?... READ MORE›
But the reasons for the cannibalism remain a mystery, as to the extent to which the Neanderthals ate their dead... READ MORE›
A piece of jawbone with teeth attached, uncovered in Ethiopia, is the earliest known fossil of the genus Homo, to which humans belong, researchers said Wed... READ MORE›
Among the primitive human species grouped under the hominin umbrella including Homo erectus and Homo habilis it revealed an unprecedented mix of ape and modern man... READ MORE›
Hearing the dreaded sound of human footsteps, three enormous gorillas jump down from the branches of central Gabon's lush rain forests and rush off into th... READ MORE›
Using stone hammers and anvils similar to those found, they broke open large elephant bones much in the way pre-historic humans might have done... READ MORE›
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