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For many years, Neanderthal people were falsely portrayed as brutish and primitive ape-men, but with every new science discovery, anthropologists learn that Neanderthals were completely human.
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A new discovery in South Africa has turned up evidence that our ancestors had a grasp on how to use fire much earlier than previously thought.
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Researchers studied decision-making by European starlings. The research may help figure out why humans and animals exhibit irrational decisions.
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Blood from pre-historic woolly mammoths is now helping scientists advance modern medical procedures. New artificial blood for humans will be based on the reduction of each patient's body temperature.
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A recent report estimates that within four years the amount of gadgets connected to the Internet will be twice the world's population.
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Researchers have discovered that the most common form of human malaria—Plasmodium falciparum—may have originated in western lowland gorillas. The closest genetic match between malaria that infects humans and one that infects gorillas has been found.
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An international team of scientists have successfully sequenced the Neanderthal genome, and the evidence shows that humans in Europe, Asia and Papua New Guinea carry Neanderthal genes - while African peoples are 100 percent human.
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Claims are being made by researchers, who say that there is new evidence, that humans were actually responsible for the extinction of Australia's megafauna.
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It's often been suggested what sets humans apart from other animals is the ability to have morals. That theory is being disputed by some scientists that have observed humans are not alone in morals.
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A research team from the University of Technology in Darmstadt, Germany reports the water levels in the Dead Sea – the deepest point on Earth – are dropping at an alarming rate with serious environmental consequence.
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 Dolphins and whales deserve legal protection as non-human 'persons' under the law, scientists meeting in Vancouver said. Should dolphins and whales have 'human' rights?
The annual US report on human rights has been released and warns governments will be held accountable for human rights abuses.
Tracing infectious diseases to environment
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This finding comes from a recent study that revealed the closest genetic match between malaria that infects humans and malaria that infects gorillas. The result contradicts previous studies that point to chimpanzees as the potential reservoir of malignant malaria.
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