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Bottleneck nearly saw human ancestors die out

Genomic model suggests human ancestor population bottleneck nearly spelled the end of the human journey before modern humans even evolved.

Li haipengYun xin fuYi hsuan panGiorgio manziChina normal universityChinese academy of sciencesUniversity of texas health science centerSapienza university of romeIce ageTexas health scienceKearly stoneAssociate professor giorgio manziSapienza universityEast china normalProfessor li haipengChinese academy

An ancestral bottleneck took out nearly 99 percent of the human population 800,000 years ago

An ancestral bottleneck took out nearly 99 percent of the human population 800,000 years ago
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Best preserved Neanderthal skeleton changes all we know about human evolution

Best preserved Neanderthal skeleton changes all we know about human evolution
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Neanderthal Skeleton Discovery Changes What We Know About Human Evolution

Scientist tells Newsweek that Altamura Man research is "of enormous interest for our knowledge of Neanderthals, ourselves as a species and human evolution."

Giorgio manziCommunications biologySapienza university of romeSapienza universityMiddle pleistoceneUpper pleistoceneWhat is caveAltamura man

Unfortunate Medieval Woman Underwent Surgery of the Skull—Twice!

Examination of the skull of a middle-aged woman from the Middle Ages revealed she was subjected to not one but two invasive skull surgery procedures.

United kingdomPerifereia attikisGiorgio manziIleana micarelliCastel trosinoInternational journal of osteoarchaeologyKansa agencySapienza universityMiddle agesBrain surgeryInternational journalLongobard necropolisEarly medieval periodEarly medievalYears oldStill going strong

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