Analysis of the earliest known hominid fossils outside of Africa has revealed that the first human ancestors to inhabit Eurasia were more primitive than previously thought. The fossils ...

A 1.42-million-year-old hand fossil that possibly belonged to the extinct human species Homo erectus. Human hands may be more primitive than those of chimpanzees, more closely resembling the hands ...

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Remarkable new research, though, is suggesting just the opposite; our hands are actually fairly primitive ... in New York and his colleagues. “Human hands have not changed much,” he told ...

A skull from the Iwo Eleru cave that dates to just 13,000 years ago shares characteristics of both modern humans and more primitive ancient human species. Professor Chris Stringer, from the ...

An ancient human fossil discovered from the seafloor near Taiwan reveals that a primitive group of humans, potentially an unknown species, once lived in Asia, researchers say. These findings ...

Human hands are more primitive than those of chimpanzees or orangutans, a study has suggested. Sergio Almécija and colleagues from the Stony Brook University in New York measured the hand ...