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This is why women and men walk differently
Tel Aviv University-led study offers an evolutionary explanation for pelvic differences, finding that modern men developed a spring-like mechanism that absorbs shock, stores energy and makes long-distance walking more efficient, while women evolved differently
Ynet
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08.17.26
A 136-year-old idea about kidney evolution gets new support
An international study led by the University of Haifa found that the earliest vertebrate kidney develops from embryonic tissue that also forms muscles and the skeleton, supporting a theory first proposed in 1888 and reshaping scientists' understanding of embryonic evolution
Yogev Israeli
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06.29.26
How humans have become better runners
Lucy, a 3-million-year-old Australopithecus afarensis discovered 50 years ago in Ethiopia, could run upright but at speeds slower than the average modern human, researchers revealed, shedding light on early human ancestors' locomotion capabilities
Yogev Israeli
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01.06.25
Ancient humanoid discovered in China, dating back over 300,000 years
Researchers have identified Homo juluensis, an ancient human species that lived 300,000 years ago in northeastern China; fossils reveal large skulls and teeth, advanced tool use and survival strategies
Yogev Israeli
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12.03.24
The Hobbit, or to the origins of human evolution and back again
Twenty years ago fossils of dwarfed humans were discovered on an island in Indonesia, and researchers debated how these hominins arrived there and where they fit in our evolutionary history; Recent findings have only added complexity to the picture
Dr. Yonat Eshchar/ Weizmann Institute of Science
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11.29.24
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