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Competition between species has shaped our own evolutionary tree : Human evolution works the complete opposite way than most other animals

Competition between species has shaped our own evolutionary tree : Human evolution works the complete opposite way than most other animals
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A Recent Study On Human And Animal Remains Up To 15,000-Years-Old In Africa Suggests That Prehistoric Hunter-Gatherers Actually Ate More Plant-Based Foods As Opposed To Meat

Over a thousand years ago, prehistoric hunter-gatherers lived in northwest Africa. Previously, researchers believed that humans relied mostly on a diet high in animal proteins before agriculture arrived in the region, but new findings at

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Global wildlife study during COVID-19 shows rural animals are more sensitive to human activity

According to the study, plant-eating animals are more active while carnivores more cautious around humans.

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Paleo diet? Study reveals new insight on what Stone Age humans really ate

What did people in the Stone Age eat before the advent of farming around 10,000 years ago? A long-held stereotype one that's influenced modern fad diets is that ancient humans hunted large animals and chowed down on mammoth steak.

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