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Modern Human Ancestry Won t Be Traced to a Single Point

A new study argues that there is little reason to focus on finding a single point in time and space during which modern human ancestry originated.

Jebel irhoudDoukkala abdaEleanor scerriPontus skoglundChris stringerFrancis crick instituteNatural history museumHuman ancestry researchPan african evolution research groupHuman fossilHuman ancestorMax planck instituteHuman history jenaSingle starting point wont be foundWest africaHuman history

16 August 2023 – Episode 939 – All In All We Are All Just Bricks In The Science

Come join us for this week's thrilling episode of This Week in Science! Where we discuss the old the new and the just plain weird!

Perifereia stereas elladasPerifereia attikisGiordano brunoGalileo galileiAlbert einsteinCharles darwinRosalind franklinIsaac newton principia mathematicaNicolaus copernicusNiels bohrBrain wavesFly plasticHidden consciousnessBetter fake meatExtinction eventsDino footprints

Oetzi, The Iceman Mummy of the Alps, Was Balding and Darker-Skinned Than Thought

Iceman's secrets revealed: Oetzi's surprising appearance, origins, and ancestry uncovered by Max Planck study

South tyrolTrentino alto adigeAlbert zinkJohannes krauseMax planckDepartment of archaeogeneticsMax planck institute for evolutionary anthropologyMax planck instituteEvolutionary anthropologyOetztal alpsIceman x27s secretsEtzi x27s ancestryAx planck studyDarker skinAld appearanceIsolated group

Discovery of a Lost South American Genome Brings Attention to Former Inhabitants in the Region During a Time in Prehistory

Locating a lost South American genome shoot reveals how the people in the Americas were and their genetic ancestry.

United statesUnited kingdomJohn lindoChristopher columbusEscience commonsEmory universitySouth americanSouth americaNative americanIndigenous amazonianSalsipuedes creekLate pleistoceneLost south american genomeAncient genesChristopher columbus000 year old dig

Genes of Ancient Farmers Found To Be Altered Between the Late Pleistocene and Early Holocene

Agricultural factors significantly affected early farmers and their ancient genes, causing genetic makeup variations.

Laurent excoffierNina marchiUniversity of bernInduced changeLate pleistoceneScience alertCentral europeEureka alertFertile crescentOlder dryasSouthwest asiaStudy suggests darkEarly farmersAncient genesLate pleistoceneEarly holocene

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