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Traces of unknown species found in human DNA
CursusCursusJul 31, 2026
Research and development · Genetics

Traces of unknown species found in human DNA

Geneticists have discovered traces of two ancient species in the DNA of modern humans—species that existed before the emergence of Homo sapiens. These findings broaden our understanding of the complex history of interbreeding between human ancestors and other hominids.

#hybridization#evolution#DNA#immunity#genome#homo_sapiens
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Social connections helped Homo sapiens survive in Europe
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CursusCursusApr 28, 2026
Research and development · Climate ResearchEcology and environment · Climate ChangeEcology and environment · Biodiversity

Social connections helped Homo sapiens survive in Europe

A new study shows that the disappearance of Neanderthals and the success of Homo sapiens in Europe were influenced not only by climate or competition, but by a complex combination of factors, including social connections. Interconnected populations and well-developed networks of interaction helped people share resources and overcome crises, which played a crucial role in their survival.

#modeling#demography#Neanderthals#homo_sapiens#social_networks#homo_sapiens
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Malaria influenced the settlement patterns of ancient humans in Africa.
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CursusCursusApr 23, 2026
Research and development · Climate ResearchResearch and development · GeneticsHealthcare and medicine · General Medicine

Malaria influenced the settlement patterns of ancient humans in Africa.

A new study shows that the risk of malaria infection significantly influenced the settlement patterns of ancient humans in Africa, alongside climate factors. Malaria shaped the demographic structure of populations, dividing groups and determining their choice of habitats.

#adaptation#homo_sapiens#population#homo_sapiens#pathogens#Plasmodium_falciparum
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Ancient cave paintings are reshaping the history of human migration.
CursusCursusJan 22, 2026
Research and development · Biotechnology

Ancient cave paintings are reshaping the history of human migration.

The oldest known cave paintings in the world, estimated to be around 68,000 years old, have been discovered on Muna Island. This finding changes our understanding of ancient human migration and capabilities in Southeast Asia.

#migration#anthropology#archaeology#Sulawesi#Paleolithic#rock_art
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