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