Tag: human evolution
The Meat-Eating Revolution: When Our Ancestors Turned Carnivorous
A new study of ancient tooth enamel suggests that while early hominins primarily subsisted on plants, our ancestors began consuming meat regularly around 2 million years ago—marking a turning point in human evolution.
Rapid Evolution Unfolds Among Tibetans on the Roof of the World
New research reveals rapid human adaptation to extreme environments on the Tibetan Plateau, showcasing evolution in real time.
Neural Fossil: Human Ears Move Subtly When Listening, Scientists Discover
New research suggests that tiny movements in human ears while listening may be remnants of evolutionary traits linked to our animal ancestors.
Ancient Humans Evolved New Blood Types to Survive Beyond Africa
A groundbreaking study uncovers how ancient humans developed new blood types after leaving Africa, acquiring traits from Neanderthals and adapting to new environments.
Are Archaic Humans Actually Part of Our Species?
A groundbreaking study suggests Neanderthals and Denisovans might not be distinct species but diverse populations within the same evolving human lineage.