THE odd leg bones and prominent brow ridges of a fossil hominid found in Belgium in 1830 clearly belong to an ancient relative of Homo sapiens. (newscientist.com)
New research suggests these social signals may have been behind the evolution of prominent brow ridges in early humans, rather than physical Read more about Expressive eyebrows in early humans - Scimex (scimex.org)
Seven new skulls, plus 10 others deposited in the pit at about the same time, have distinct Neandertal traits, including robust lower jaws, small teeth at the rear of the jaw, and thick brow ridges with a distinctive double arch. (sciencemag.org)