The oldest DNA decoding of people 400,000 years ago
German anthropologists have deciphered the oldest DNA of a person from an ancient femur 400,000 years ago.
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German anthropologists have deciphered the oldest DNA of a person from an ancient femur 400,000 years ago.
On 11/11 the anthropological and historical work group of Phuc Dan University, China announced the latest research on DNA of Cao Cao's family.
Forensic researchers have not yet reached consensus on the authenticity of a marinated head, to confirm the hypothesis that it belongs to King Henry IV.
Australian scientists conclude that it is impossible to use DNA extracted from dinosaur fossils to regenerate dinosaurs, so dinosaur parks exist only in sci-fi movies.
The Mammoth Elephant named Lyuba, after 42,000 years of being buried in mud, first appeared in the US public at The Field Museum, Chicago state.
Scientists have discovered a strange fish with bone fangs. After a period of research, they still have not rated them of any family but still put them in the list of
Today's Scandinavians are not descended from the last ice age migrants, but they come from a group of people who come here later to bring agricultural production.
Researchers have discovered that seabass grouper originating from non-jawed fish that appeared 500 million years ago suddenly re-structure their genome.
An ancient Danish with an Arab gene group - part of a DNA study - shows that Scandinavian people 2,000 years ago are more genetically diverse today.
Stories kidnapped by aliens are simply scams or disturbances of human brain activity.
An unidentified flying object hunter (UFO) believes he has evidence that he has aliens
Astronomers discovered that the new dwarf planet is about half the size of Pluto in the furthest part of the solar system.
The researchers were stunned to discover that DNA could survive in the harsh conditions of space and almost
The existence of the planets below has more or less influenced the traditional view of astronomers.