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Fossil teeth may come from a new species of early hominin

Some 2.6-million-year-old teeth found in Ethiopia hint that an unknown species from the Australopithecus genus coexisted with one of our Homo relatives, but it is hard to draw firm conclusions from the evidence

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Why a mysterious group of ancient humans doesn’t have a species name

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The real reason why we lost the ability to make vitamin C

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Your pet dog’s ancestor was a fierce, wild animal. How was it tamed?

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Giant meat-eating dinosaur skulls reveal ‘bone-crushing’ bite

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Giant meat-eating dinosaur skulls reveal ‘bone-crushing’ bite

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Team of EMS Paramedics React Quick to Provide Medical Help to Injured Patient and Get Him in Ambulance on a Stretcher. Emergency Care Assistants Arrived on the Scene of a Traffic Accident on a Street.

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Let a breakthrough in measuring body clocks ease the ills of shiftwork

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Homo naledi's burial practices could change what it means to be human

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Atmospheric graveyard

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What were ancient humans thinking when they began to bury their dead?

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Evolution has made humans both Machiavellian and born socialists

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Oldest proteins yet recovered from 18-million-year-old teeth

The oldest protein fragments ever recovered have been extracted from fossilised teeth found in Kenya's Rift Valley, revealing the remains belonged to the ancient ancestors of rhinoceroses and elephants

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70,000 years ago humans underwent a major shift – that’s why we exist

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'Hybrid' skull may have been a child of Neanderthal and Homo sapiens

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A Neanderthal-shaped skull may explain why some people get headaches

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Orcas are bringing humans gifts – what does it mean?

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