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Science.org • August 31, 2023
Human ancestors may have survived a brush with extinction 900,000 years ago

Discover Magazine • August 23, 2023
A DNA Analysis Upends What We Thought Ötzi the Iceman Looked Like

The Brussels Times • August 20, 2023
New study redefines genetic makeup of 5,300-year-old mummy Ötzi

Science.org • August 16, 2023
5000-year-old ‘Iceman’ had dark skin and a receding hairline

Daily Mail • August 16, 2023
Fresh look at DNA from Oetzi the Iceman traces his roots to present day Turkey

El País • July 28, 2023
Indo-European dialects dispersed across Eurasia in successive waves over the course of 8,000 years

The Independent • July 28, 2023
Study points to likely common origin of English and Sanskrit 8,000 years ago

Le Monde • July 26, 2023
Family tree of two neolithic families traced by ancient DNA

Discover Magazine • July 25, 2023
Do Humans Have a More Curious Nature Than Our Ape Relatives?

Nature • June 08, 2023
Strong social bonds in adult baboons can help mitigate early life adversities

Earth.com • May 31, 2023
Are children more curious than apes? Yes, and no, finds new study

National Geographic • May 03, 2023
Who wore this pendant 20,000 years ago? DNA can now tell us

Science.org • May 03, 2023
Who wore this ancient deer pendant? DNA reveals a Stone Age woman with surprising origins

Ancient Origins • April 25, 2023
Study Traces Epic Polynesian Migration to the Pacific Islands

Smithsonian Magazine • March 27, 2023
Did Our Ancestors Actually Wield Clubs?

The Boston Globe • March 26, 2023
DNA from Beethoven’s hair unlocks medical and family secrets

Daily Journal • March 22, 2023
What made Beethoven sick? DNA from his hair offers clues

MSN.com • March 22, 2023
How did Beethoven die? New DNA analysis solves mystery

Sky News • March 16, 2023
Ancient Genomes Shed Light on the Migration Across the Bering Sea

El Pais in English • March 02, 2023
Ancient human DNA reveals how Europeans avoided extinction 20,000 years ago

Discover Magazine • March 01, 2023
The Gravettian Culture that Survived an Ice Age

Psychology Today UK • January 04, 2023
The Whites of Your Eyes Are Proof You Need Connection

Smithsonian Magazine • December 21, 2022
Denisovan DNA May Have Shaped Immune Systems in Papua New Guinea

CNN International • December 20, 2022
The Black Death’s legacy, Neanderthal family ties, and other secrets revealed by ancient DNA in 2022

Deutsche Welle • October 25, 2022
Mountain Gorillas under Pressure

BBC - CBBC Newsround • October 25, 2022
Scientists reveal what Neanderthal life may have looked like

Smithsonian Magazine • October 22, 2022
Ancient DNA Reveals the First Known Neanderthal Family

Ancient Origins • October 20, 2022
First Known Neanderthal Family Identified with Ancient DNA from Russian Cave

Labroots • October 05, 2022
Chimpanzees use different stone tools to open different kinds of nuts

Discover Magazine • October 04, 2022
Female Monkeys Live Longer If They Have a Social Life

Scientific American • October 04, 2022
Nobel Winner Svante Pääbo Discovered the Neandertal in Our Genes

Smithsonian Magazine • September 28, 2022
DNA From Skeletons Reveals Large Migration to Early Medieval England

Psychology Today - Let's Talk Tween • September 26, 2022
Clutter Is Children’s Creative Play

Earth.com • September 21, 2022
Did early hominins use stone tools like chimpanzees do today?

GenomeWeb • September 21, 2022
Migrants From Lower Saxony Shaped Genetic Makeup of Post-Roman England, Ancient DNA Analysis Finds

Science.org • August 25, 2022
‘Phenomenal’ ancient DNA data set provides clues to origin of farming and early languages

Mongabay.com News • August 10, 2022
Study highlights elusive Cameroonian gorillas, and the threats encircling them

Technology Networks • August 06, 2022
Baboons Borrowed One Third of Their Genes From Cousins

CNN-US • August 05, 2022
How Neanderthal DNA from cave dirt is revealing details about how early humans lived

Earth.com • August 04, 2022
Hybridization among wild baboons comes with hidden costs

Technology.org • August 04, 2022
The brains of Neanderthals developed differently from those of modern humans

Scientific American • July 28, 2022
How Humans’ Ability to Digest Milk Evolved from Famine and Disease

BBC News - Dorset • June 22, 2022
Kent: Canterbury was home to Britain's earliest humans

Smithsonian Magazine • June 17, 2022
Where Did the Black Death Start? Thanks to Ancient DNA, Scientists May Have Answers

Discover Magazine • June 15, 2022
Scientists Reveal the Black Death’s Origin Story

Healthing • June 03, 2022
Your big sister may help buffer the effects of stress

Newsweek • June 01, 2022
How Great White Sharks May Have Helped Wipe Out Mighty Megalodons

Daily Maverick • May 31, 2022
Could the mighty megalodon have been taken down by the great white?

Daily Mail • May 31, 2022
Great white sharks may have contributed to megalodon extinction, study suggests

BBC Focus Magazine • May 31, 2022
Megalodons may have been driven to extinction by hungry great whites scoffing all their food

Technology Networks • May 19, 2022
Chimpanzee Calls Are More Like Human Language Than First Thought

Earth.com • May 18, 2022
Chimpanzees use surprisingly complex vocal sequences

Science.org • May 17, 2022
This unusual tooth is the first fossil evidence of Denisovans in Southeast Asia

Newsweek • April 28, 2022
Cold Comfort: Neanderthals Chilled Out in Summer By Heading North

The Phnom Penh Post • April 25, 2022
Gabon counting on tourists to help preservation of endangered apes

Mongabay.com News • April 25, 2022
Côte d’Ivoire’s chimp habitats are shrinking, but there’s hope in their numbers

Haaretz.com • April 01, 2022
Study Reveals Origin of the Mysterious Avars, Who Crushed the Roman Empire

Technology Networks • March 15, 2022
Ancient DNA Reveals Early TB Variants Traveled Long Distances on Land

Earth.com • March 12, 2022
Mountain gorillas need more water in a warming climate

GenomeWeb • February 22, 2022
HIV Risk Reduced in Carriers of Allele Linked to Severe COVID-19

Technology Networks • February 22, 2022
Neanderthal Gene Increases Risk of Severe COVID-19 but May Offer Protection Against HIV

Earth.com • February 15, 2022
Great-tailed grackles adapt quickly to changing circumstances

Gamers Grade • February 15, 2022
How reacting to a changing environment involves inhibiting previous behavior

Mongabay.com News • February 01, 2022
In prioritizing conservation, animal culture should be a factor, study says

Discover Magazine • January 09, 2022
DNA in Unlikely Places Helps Piece Together Ancient Humans' Family Trees

Smithsonian Magazine • December 28, 2021
Seven New Things We Learned About Human Evolution in 2021

Haaretz.com • December 21, 2021
Archaeologists Identify Oldest Use of Fossil Fuels in Europe

Haaretz.com • December 09, 2021
Mammoths Survived in Canada Until 5,000 Years Ago

Discover Magazine • December 07, 2021
Why Are Chimpanzees and Gorillas Suddenly Going to War?

CNN • December 01, 2021
Enigmatic footprints, once thought to belong to a bear, linked to unknown human ancestor

Earth.com • November 24, 2021
Games reflect the culture in which they are played

Florida News Times Today • November 17, 2021
Genetic changes in Southern Iberia during the Bronze Age

Scientific American • November 17, 2021
Great Apes’ Biggest Threat Is Human Activity, Not Habitat Loss

Scienmag Science Magazine • November 03, 2021
The genomes of Mexico’s native peoples reveal evolutionary adaptations and challenges to global change

CBC Radio • October 29, 2021
'Culturally cosmopolitan' Bronze Age mummies found in China have surprising origins

Smithsonian Magazine • October 28, 2021
New Research Reveals Surprising Origins of Millennia-Old Mummies Found in China

Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News (GEN) • October 28, 2021
Ancient Genomes and Proteomes Help Uncover Unexpected Origins and Cultural Connections

Daily Mail • October 27, 2021
DNA analysis reveals amazingly well-preserved 4,000-year-old mummies were from genetically isolated Chinese tribe, not visitors from the West as previously thought

CNN • October 27, 2021
DNA reveals unexpected origins of enigmatic mummies buried in a Chinese desert

Science.org • October 27, 2021
Western China’s mysterious mummies were local descendants of ice age ancestors

Mongabay.com News • October 22, 2021
COVID could wreak havoc on gorillas, but they social distance better than we do

Phys.org • October 21, 2021
Assessment reveals human activity, not habitat availability, is greatest driver of ape abundance

Florida News Times Today • October 21, 2021
Why scholars have created global guidelines for ancient DNA research

Study Finds • October 16, 2021
Foraging humans aren’t all that different from birds, mammals around them

SciTech Daily • October 14, 2021
Leprosy Found in Wild Chimpanzees for the First Time

Study Finds • October 11, 2021
Scientists discover prehistoric girl in Indonesia, new type of ancient human

Labroots • October 10, 2021
Who Were the Etruscans? A Genetic Study Provides Some Answers

Phys.org • October 07, 2021
Study traces the evolution of the hepatitis B virus from prehistory to the present

Technology • September 28, 2021
Prehistoric humans rarely mated with their cousins - Technology Org