A new study has shown that australopithecines faced childbirth difficulties similar to those experienced by modern women. The evolution of upright walking and changes in pelvic structure made the birthing process more complicated for human ancestors millions of years ago.
A new study has revealed that the first migrants from Africa were small in stature and had archaic features, rather than being large, athletic individuals as previously believed. This finding changes our understanding of the early evolution and migrations of Homo erectus.
A new study has shown that mushrooms play an important role in the diet of some primates in Tanzania, and for baboons, they have become a preferred food source. These findings help us better understand the possible diets of ancient hominids.