Sentences with phrase «early humans»

Exactly which species of early human left the trails is unknown because no human remains have turned up at the site.

While this served a great function in early human social development, it can hurt us in the modern world.

Some of those fossils have been passed down from very early human ancestors.

New study establishes platform for investigating chromosome regulation during early human development.

In particular, it would have been essential for early humans to find sources of protein, fats, carbohydrates, folic acid and vitamin C.

The cave is part of a complex of prehistoric caves along the mountain, which show successive periods of occupation by early human species.

It's really only by scientists performing some of this essential work on early human embryos that we are going to be able to understand why some embryos make it and some don't.

How will life in the global city be different from earlier human experience?

Over a long period of time, as early humans adapted to a changing world, they evolved certain Whoever said that dating was fun obviously isn't dating in today's modern age.

Yet in spite of the great variety in earlier human species, we are the only one that remains of a diverse family tree.

A second innovative leap 100,000 years ago, when early humans started experimenting with new materials and designs, has been linked with the evolution of symbolic language.

The discovery changes the history of early human migration and suggests archaic humans were present in the region long before than previously thought.

Early humans used stone flakes as tools, but it took them at least a million years to improve the design.

In fact, early human populations with much less advanced technologies had far larger individual land footprints than societies have today.

There are examples of this behavior in early human history.

Cooking allowed early humans to overcome the energetic barrier that limits the size of the brains of other primates, she has determined.

One thing that didn't make sense for early humans was staying up late.

And early human societies probably did breastfeed their children beyond a year.

If that estimate holds up, it supports the idea that some of the continent's earliest human inhabitants created rock art.

But while that might have helped early humans, it's a risky instinct for investors.

Taken together, those traits may open a window on early human behavior as well.

In principle, those sequences could be a road map to relationships among early humans and extinct animals.

The true importance of the Turkish family, he says, is that the siblings move relatively well on their feet and their palms, which suggests that early humans also walked that way.

Could there be other explanations for why early humans consumed bark?

A deep chamber within a South African cave has just yielded a new member of early human lineage — and the species seem to have buried their dead.

The debris may have caused years of volcanic «winter,» killing many creatures, including most early humans.

In fact, plenty of «our» DNA has foreign origins — from extinct early humans to viruses — and can have both good and bad effects on health.

Now it seems that far earlier humans kept orderly homes.

To help regulate body temperature during elevated levels of activity, early humans shed their fur.

So early humans still followed a tradition of a long overnight fasting period — hence the term «break - fast».

Early humans basically ate whatever didn't eat them first and whatever they needed to eat in survival situations — including other humans.

The stone tools used appear to have been made by early humans.

If people had indeed arrived this early then we would have to rethink everything we know about the history of early human migration.

With its roots in early human history, abstract art has become one of today's dominant forms of artistic expression.

On the other hand, today's paleo eaters tend to include more meat than did early humans, ignoring the impressive evidence linking meat consumption to risk of chronic disease.

Animal populations crashed — and likely early human populations as well.

In a new study, the team argue that the springs acted as pit stops to allow early humans to survive as they moved across the African landscape.

But while that might have helped early humans, it's a risky instinct for investors.

I suppose this makes some sort of evolutionary sense, in that periods of sleep deprivation might be associated with environmental pressures on early humans and therefore pressure to eat to useful?

In 2014 the Museum hosted a Symposium on Human Origins, inviting an international cadre of scientists to demonstrate and debate the latest findings in early human evolution.

They can teach us things about early human life».

The pattern might tell us about how early human culture spread

The Broken Hill skull is the first early human fossil found in Africa and provided the primary evidence to support Darwin's theory of evolution, proposing humans as the natural descendants of primates.