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Humanity s Early Ancestors Narrowly Escaped Extinction in a Frozen World

Humanity s Early Ancestors Narrowly Escaped Extinction in a Frozen World
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Our Genes Reveal Just How Close Our Ancestors Came to Extinction

Nearly a million years ago, some devastating event nearly wiped out humanity's ancestors.

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The ice cores that will let us look 1 5-million-years into the past

Scientists are drilling deep into the Antarctic ice to better understand the role atmospheric carbon dioxide plays in Earth’s climate cycles.

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Humans Adapted to Diverse Habitats as Climate and Landscapes Changed

Long-term changes in Earth’s climate affected the dispersal of human ancestors and their adaptation to diverse habitats, a new study finds.

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This undated combo photo shows Yanlidong, a cave site in south China s Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region.The 21 mammalian species discovered at the Yanlidong cave site in the city of Chongzuo in 2017 were predominantly extant taxa species that are still in existence, while there were also a few species which are now extinct.

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