In Homo sapiens, facial growth stops at puberty
Wild chimpanzees choose just the right tools for the job
Fossils from Swartkrans Cave in South Africa reveal that a prehistoric relative of humans was habitually upright, but also small and vulnerable to…
Research raises questions about role of competition in human evolution
Study on Issa Valley chimpanzees challenges traditional views on arboreal behaviour and hominin evolution
No evidence in Sahelanthropus postcranial remains supporting habitual bipedalism
Researchers examined the internal structure of Homo habilis teeth, and found that most are remarkably similar to Australopithecus
Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Leipzig, Germany, welcomes Tracy Kivell as new Director
