Archeology
Not Megalodon, this is the first person to
According to archaeological data of scientists after the discovery of their fossils in the Midwestern United States, Cladoselache is the ancestor of the shark.
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Archeology
Footprints of 5.7 million years in Greece challenge evolution theory
Scientists with the discovery of Australopithecus fossils in southern and eastern Africa in the mid-20th century have suggested that human origins originate in Africa.
Archeology
13 million year fossils of human ancestors
US scientists in the study published in Nature published the discovery of the oldest fossil of human ancestors living in Africa, National Geographic on 9/8 reported.
Archeology
Discover the ancient
Many previous studies have shown that modern ancestors in Asia and Europe crossed with primitive Hominin humans, including Neanderthal and Denisovan.
Archeology
Fossils make scientists reconsider whale evolution theory
Baleen whales are the largest mammals on Earth, including species such as blue whales or humpback whales.
Archeology
Announcing new concussions about human origin
Researchers have long believed that the origins of humanity evolved from apes that lived about 5 million years ago in Africa.
Archeology
The reason the human ancestors gave up cannibalism
The new study shows that human flesh has less nutritional value than other animals, while much harder to hunt for prehistoric humans.
Archeology
Dinosaurs share common ancestors with crocodiles
Before the dinosaurs took over the Earth, their crocodile-like cousins walked in what is now Tanzania.
Archeology
Why do we humans eat meat now?
The story of people becoming ambitious carnivores began 65 million years ago.
Archeology
Discovered mysterious skull bones 400,000 years old in Portugal
A skull fossil dating back to about 400,000 years old discovered in Portugal is making scientists debate the ancestors of modern humans and human evolution.
Archeology
Fossil egg shells of ostriches confirm the theory of continental drift
Scientists have thus asserted in a study just published, the DNA test results in ostrich eggs confirmed some aspects of continental drift theory.
Archeology
Discovered human beings once had two tails
People in evolution have lost their tails. However, a recent study shows that we have lost the tail, not just one but twice.
Archeology
3800 year old potato garden excavation
Archaeologists have found an Indian potato-looking garden dating to about 3,800 years old, still with stone fences and wood-rolling digging tools.
Archeology
Human ancestors can walk with their legs but most still live on trees
This is probably the trade-off between muscle development and brain size during human evolution.
Archeology
The ancestors of salmon have sharp teeth 20cm long
Scientists have just given evidence that prehistoric salmon has extremely sharp teeth and weighs more than 180 kilograms living on the Pacific coast.