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Scientists have recently shown that a gene that helps our ancestors adapt to new foods such as strange plants and animals when leaving Africa was 85,000 years ago.
There are many mysteries surrounding the purpose of orgasm in women that lead the scientific community to headaches for centuries, because orgasm does not play an import…
British scientists believe that the origin of fear of spiders comes from our ancestors.
Scientists have found hope in the treatment of neurological disorders, especially Parkinson's and Alzheimer's disease, thanks to the brain of the bivalve stem-cell creat…
A breakthrough in genetic research could pave the way for a new way of preventing crime: replicating the face of suspects only with DNA.
CT scans can contribute to the 3D forensic database to determine the ancestors and gender of anonymous remains.
Dr. Silvia Frey's study at the University of Basel in Switzerland and colleagues published in the journal Current Biology found that people sleep less when the moon is f…
Today, the human brain is three times the size of our first ancestors. Because the brain grows, our head is bigger, the skull is enlarged and our lines become flatter.
Commercial DNA testing tests to determine whether a person is a descendant of famous historical figures or communities is not just astrology newspaper.
Herd activity is a popular way of living among the communities during the primitive period. But after some time, our ancestors began to switch to one-wife-one-husband ma…
A study showed that people who think about ancestors before taking a test or interviewing a job will get better results.
American scientists have discovered the ancestors of AIDS viruses that are thousands of years old, longer than what scientists have thought before.
The white color of Europeans may have appeared about 5,500 years ago thanks to a change in eating habits.
A group of scientists tracking genetic variations that led to blue eyes concluded the variation occurred between 6,000 and 10,000 years ago. So before this time humans h…