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Life sciences/Evolutionary biology/Paleontology/Paleoanthropology/Human remains
Anthropologist Sheela Athreya Uncovers India’s Voice in the Human Origin Story
Human DNA Uncovered in Caves Without Bone Remains
Scientists have recovered the first ancient human DNA from cave sediments lacking human skeletal remains.
Anne Stone traces evolution of tuberculosis and its hosts
Revisiting the U.S. decision to publish contentious bird flu research
Bruce MacFadden and the remains on Vero Beach
3-D Imaging Techniques Help Surgeons Construct New Faces