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New discovery of Au fossils. Sediba
In recent days, new discoveries about a prehistoric skeleton have made the scientific community wave with controversy over the origins of humanity.
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Discover the skull of Britain's largest dog species
Scientists confirm that the largest ever skull of dogfish (scientific name Esox lucius) was found at Cherwell River (England).
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Dental examination for mummies
Otzi tapes were finally examined for the first time in more than 5 millennia, and according to the dentist's conclusion, this prehistoric patient was omnivorous.
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Prehistoric geese are called Lenin
The Museum of Natural History at Ulyanovsk University announced that its paleontologists discovered the incomplete skull fossils of a species of seaweed in the Kriushi v…
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New discovery about the common father of humankind
After Albert Perry - an African-American in the state of South Carolina, USA - died, one of his relatives brought his DNA sample to the Family Tree DNA company for analy…
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Discover rare and precious southern mammoth bones
A newly discovered rare southern mammoth skeleton in the Tersk region of the Kabardino-Balkaria Autonomous Republic (Russia).
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The African tribe still lives like 44 thousand years ago
According to archaeological data, tribes in South Africa remained the same way of life 44,000 years ago.
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Detecting traces of people near Con Moong cave
Through exploration and excavation at Diem Cave, scientists discovered the prehistoric remains.
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Prehistoric people painted animals more beautiful than modern people
A new study shows that prehistoric people living in caves draw four-legged animals better than today's artists.
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What are the wings of dinosaurs used for?
A new study is based on the fossil of a feathered dinosaur in Alberta, Canada, showing prehistoric dinosaur wings millions of years ago mainly to attract partners instea…
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Discover the oldest prehistoric town in Europe
Bulgarian archaeologists say they have discovered the oldest prehistoric town ever seen in Europe.
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Meat is the driving force of evolution
Scientists explained that human ancestors began to use meat as food about 1.5 million years ago, meaning much earlier than current theories.
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Prehistoric fish have teeth like humans
Scientists have found that prehistoric fish 400 million years ago began to have teeth like mammals.