0000-0002-8715-2896 Breaking news about the March for Science plus more news about ancient humanity: Homo naledi (cont’d) and the Hobbit Posted May 12, 2017 by Tabitha M. Powledge in Uncategorized post-info AddThis Sharing ButtonsCategory Archives: human origins
How Americans View Impact of the March for Science plus more news about ancient humanity: Homo naledi (cont’d) and the Hobbit
0000-0002-8715-2896 Breaking news about the March for Science plus more news about ancient humanity: Homo naledi (cont’d) and the Hobbit Posted May 12, 2017 by Tabitha M. Powledge in Uncategorized post-info AddThis Sharing ButtonsNews about ancient humanity: Humans in California 130,000 years ago? Homo naledi find is much younger than expected
0000-0002-8715-2896 News about ancient humanity: Humans in California 130,000 years ago? Homo naledi find is much younger than expected Posted May 5, 2017 by Tabitha M. Powledge in Uncategorized post-info AddThis Sharing Buttons abovePosted by in africa, ancient DNA, archaeology, brain, California, climate change denial, Denisovan, dna, elephants, Evolution, featured, fossils, genetics, Homo erectus, Homo sapiens, Human Evolution, human fossils, human origins, human paleontology, Neandertal, Neanderthal, On Science Blogs, paleontology, Research, united states, women
Obamacare lives and Kennewick Man is a Native American
WHEW! The Affordable Care Act (aka ACA, aka Obamacare) subsidies to help people buy health insurance got saved by the US Supreme Court after all, with the somewhat unexpected help (unexpected by me, anyway) of Chief Justice John Roberts. Here’s … Continue reading
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Finding our origins: The Genographic Project uses genetics to map the past
Have you ever tried tracing back your family tree only to get stuck at great great Grandpa Jim? Are you curious about who your ancestors were and where they might have come from? If so, you’ll definitely want to check … Continue reading
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