Archeology
The first people are slightly squashed by the genetic genes of Neanderthals
Those with two Neanderthal genes, their heads are slightly flatter and longer - like Neanderthal heads.
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The life expectancy of people depends on the factors that are unbelievable
A new study analyzing genetic and lifestyle-related data shows that biological and lifestyle choices can affect our lifespan.
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The reindeer is as white as the dazed snow before the lens
Photographer Mads Nordsveen recorded young reindeer images with snow-white fur on a Norwegian mountain.
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What is your body, what is taken from your father, what is taken from your mother? Here is the answer!
Your intelligence, your height, eye color, and even weight gain. They are all inherited, but from whom?
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Bitter coffee, why are so many people
It may sound absurd, but people who are sensitive to the bitter taste of coffee are often the subjects who consume this drink the most.
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Science proves that smart children are mainly thanks to their mothers
According to many scientific studies, the child's intelligence is inherited from the mother and not the father.
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'Cumbria Monster' was first caught on infrared cameras
Mr. Jackson caught the moment when an infrared image of a creature at night was near his house and he thought it was the first published image of Cumbria.
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The most livable village in the world
Sardinia island in Italy is considered one of the five oldest villages in the world, life expectancy of 90 or more.
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What happens when the twins' children get married?
Brittany and Briana Deane, the twin-born twin sisters (in Twinsburg, Ohio, USA) met and fell in love with the twins Josh and Jeremy Salyers in a twins festival.
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Tragedy family with 3 generations died because of lightning being hit at the same place
In 1899, a man was killed by lightning when standing in the backyard of a house in Taranto, Italy. 30 years later, his son also died for the same reason and also in this…
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Are we more like father or mother?
Professor Fernando Pardo - Manuel de Villena, head of the research team at the University of North Carolina (USA), said that genetically, most people are more like fathe…
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Why do some people hate beer?
According to Live Science, the general answer is genetics, which affects how the brain processes cold drinks that taste bitter.
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Why are most people right-handed and only 10% left-handed?
Since the 1980s, scientists have found that our left-handed or right-handed are more likely to be identified before we are born.
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Decode 'blood dose'
Scientists found 26 genetic variants that made them different and also confirmed: yes
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Do we evolve to drink less alcohol?
The study found the subtle changes in genes involved in ADH1B and ALDH2 alcohol metabolism enzymes, which determine the amount of alcohol.