Complete 'portrait' of a 50,000 year old girl
After analyzing the finger bone fragment gene of an ancient girl, Denisova's hair, skin and eyes were all brown. At the same time, scientists also shed light on genetic…
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After analyzing the finger bone fragment gene of an ancient girl, Denisova's hair, skin and eyes were all brown. At the same time, scientists also shed light on genetic…
According to UPI news agency, a group of Korean and Israeli scientists said a genetic analysis done on a liver biopsy of a 16th-century baby revealed that the hepatitis…
Now, researchers believe that they have explained the missing link in the evolutionary chain: a double gene named SRGAP2, which appears in the gibbon population about 2.…
The interaction between Neanderthals and one species in the extinct genus Denisovan helps strengthen the immune system and leave evidence in the DNA of modern humans.
Scientists have shown that modern human genes have some traces of Neanderthals, but a recent study (September 12, 2011) shows that sex between the two strains is a rare…
A newly published study shows that the elite of 10,000 years ago were
Life on Earth dates back 3 billion years ago, when the first organisms developed the ability to absorb solar energy.
The seeds of rice seeds sprouting from the excavation of Thanh Den (Me Linh, Hanoi) sent to Japan have been shown to be modern rice ...
The authorities will stop further research on the seeds of
A recent study concluded that our ancestors could not resist the charm of Neanderthals from 10,000 years ago ...
The process of genotyping an extinct bird has made great progress after Australian scientists on March 10 said they isolated DNA from the fossilized eggshell of the bird.
Chinese anthropologists will collect DNA samples from people who may be descendants of Cao Cao to prove their identity as a tomb in Ha Nam.
A recent study shows that more than 10,000 years ago most British were descendants of farmers migrating from Iraq and Syria.
A new study said that the first farmers in western and central Europe were not indigenous hunting groups that gradually abandoned their spears to cultivate.
Biologists at the University of California have reported new evidence of evolutionary changes found in today's fossil and genome data.