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Neanderthal genes could explain the shape of our skulls, study finds...

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Modern humans have unusually globular skulls compared to our closest extinct cousins, the Neanderthals, and a new study has identified two genes underlying...

Neanderthal brains developed differently › News in Science (ABC...

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But after birth and particularly during the first year of life there are stark differences in development, says lead author Philipp Gunz of the Max ...

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Dr. Philipp Gunz | What apes and Neanderthals can tell us about the evolution and development of our own brain. Date: Time: 11: :00

Neanderthal brains developed differentlyAustralian Broadcasting Corporation

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— ... stark differences in development, says lead author Philipp Gunz of the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Germany. › articles

Archaic human skull provides new clues to modern human-Neanderthal...

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Cranium fossil finds in Manot Cave, Israel, could be a pivotal discovery.

Brains of Neanderthals and modern humans developed differently

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Researchers have documented species differences in the pattern of brain development after birth that are likely to contribute to cognitive differences between...

Neanderthal genes influence head shape

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Researchers have gleaned insights into what makes human brains bulbous from our closest evolutionary relative – the Neanderthal.

Neanderthal genes give clues to human brain evolutionScience Daily

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— Philipp Gunz, Amanda K. Tilot, Katharina Wittfeld, Alexander Teumer, Chin Yang Shapland, Theo G.M. van Erp, Michael Dannemann, Benjamin Vernot, ... › 2...

Il cranio dei Neanderthal (a sinistra) a confronto con quello...

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▶ 0:13Il cranio dei Neanderthal (a sinistra) a confronto con quello dell'uomo moderno ( fonte: Philipp Gunz ...

Neanderthals less 'creative' than humans – The Chart - CNN.com Blogs

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We recently learned Ozzy Osbourne apparently has some genetic traces of Neanderthal in him, and now scientists are finding out even more about this extinct...

How Neanderthal DNA might have shaped some human brains

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Gene variants acquired through interbreeding give some people more elongated brains.

Neanderthal brains grew in patterns similar to ours

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A new study of Neanderthal skulls yields similarities with ours in the way they grew.

Neanderthal genes could explain the shape of our skulls ...CNN.com

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— Philipp Gunz. They also studied fossil skulls and ancient genomes to compute the shapes of both Neanderthal and modern human skulls for ... › neanderthal-skull-genes-scli-intl

The brains of Neanderthals and modern humans developed differently |...

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The brains of Neanderthals and modern humans are very similar at the time of ... Philipp Gunz and Simon Neubauer then reconstructed the Neanderthal baby from the ...

Brain Scans Reveal Difference Between Neanderthals and Us | Live...

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Brain study suggests Neanderthal and modern human toddlers saw the world differently.

Do You Carry Neanderthal DNA? The Shape of Your Skull May Tell. |...

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The shape of your brain may say a lot about the Neanderthal in you.

Differences In Human And Neanderthal Brains Set In Just After Birth

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Philipp Gunz of the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology explained that the differences researchers observe in early brain ...

Scientists discover Neanderthal and human brain similarities |...

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A study published by German anthropologists reveals how, in the first year of life, new-born Neanderthals and human babies had remarkably similar brains.