Humans
Review: The Battle Over the Meaning of Everything by Gordy Slack, Jossey-Bass
The 2005 battle in Dover, Pennsylvania, over intelligent design and evolution wasn't really about science at all, says Randy Olson
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Duplicate genes help humans go the extra mile
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Mastodon genome sheds light on human evolution
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Chance and isolation gave humans elegant skulls
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Spite is a uniquely human emotion
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Walking on two feet was an energy-saving step
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Life
When did placental and marsupial mammals split?
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Neanderthals bid for human status
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Walking on two legs evolved surprisingly early
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Environment
Seeing red bears fruit for primates
The ability to see red has its use in sexual selection, but it probably had its origin in the need to spot berries when foraging for food
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Speaking like a Chinese native is in the genes
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Ancient gene kit came in handy for limbs
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Earliest primate ancestor had surprisingly tiny brain
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Rivalry leaves its mark on primate brains
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