Boosting evolution: How humans unintentionally altered the skulls of pigs
Short snouts and a flat profile—within a span of 100 years, humans have significantly changed the shape of the skulls of ...
Study reveals earliest known symbolic engravings, abstract thinking in Israel, The Levant
The researchers used 3D surface analysis to distinguish geometric engravings from functional marks, highlighting the ...
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Selective breeding has dramatically sped up the evolution of pigs
German pig skulls changed significantly due to selective breeding. Scientists found shorter snouts and flatter foreheads in ...
Fusion cuisine: When tradition meets modern innovation
Food is more than sustenance; it is an evolving art form that reflects culture, history, and creativity. Fusion cuisine ...
New species of 150 million-year-old ray discovered in Bavaria
"Only such perfectly preserved specimens allow researchers to draw conclusions about the living conditions of the ray at that ...
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These muscles once allowed us to move our ears. What are they used for now? 👂
Millions of years ago, our ancestors were able to move their ears to better capture sounds, much like dogs or cats. But with ...
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Three million years ago, our ancestors were vegetarian
The consumption of animal resources, especially meat, is considered a crucial turning point in human evolution ... Max Planck Institute for Chemistry in Germany and the University of the ...
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Early ancestor diet revealed: Australopithecus relied on plants, not meat
"Meat likely played a significant role in the expansion of cranial capacity - larger brain development - during human evolution ... Institute for Chemistry in Germany and the University of ...
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Vetter introduces the next evolution of the V-OVS ® syringe closure system
RAVENSBURG, Germany--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Vetter ... and differentiating a range of sterile injectables. This latest evolution will integrate several unique technical advances guided by both shifting ...
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Early human ancestors didn’t regularly eat meat
Diet has been a crucial component of human evolution, says Tina Lüdecke, a geochemist at the Max Planck Institute for Chemistry in Mainz, Germany ... Sterkfontein and modern African mammals ...
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Meat was not on the menu for human ancestor Australopithecus
"Meat likely played a significant role in the expansion of cranial capacity - larger brain development - during human evolution ... Institute for Chemistry in Germany and the University of ...
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Henri Bergson’s States of Change
In 1878, Bergson left the Lycée Condorcet and won entry to the École Normale Supérieure, the most exclusive university in ...