#human evolution

#human evolution

The 900,000-year-old skull found in China is believed to be a hybrid of Homo sapien and Homo longi, a long-lost species known as 'Dragon Man'. [ more ]

Humans may have evolved to efficiently run down prey, as suggested by a study highlighting benefits over slow stalking. [ more ]

If women continue to have children later in life, menopause could potentially be delayed or even disappear in the far future. [ more ]

The discovery of Neanderthals led to the expansion of the concept of human prehistory. [ more ]

Rights discourse lacks clarity on nature and origin, clarified by background series and recommended reading by Jamal Greene's book.

Humans evolved unique capacity for learning, teaching, and abstraction through observation, language, and reasoning, aiding problem-solving.

Early humans transmit knowledge for survival through teaching and natural curiosity, backed by basic language skills likely taught by females.

Philosophically, human existence is the measure of all things being and not being. [ more ]

Shanidar Z, a Neanderthal woman buried 75,000 years ago in Iraq, reveals insights on facial reconstruction and Neanderthal-human relations. [ more ]