Human evolution
Palmer Study Course On Intelligent Design: Human Exceptionalism 6, Part 1
Mystery: Modern humans lived in a cave in France 10,000 years earlier than thought — then vanished
At Mind Matters News: Has the human sense of smell declined in recent millennia?
Politics has invaded the world of human fossil analysis
At Mind Matters News: The deadly dream of Human+ Look at the price tag…
William Lane Craig’s non-historical Adam — and marriage and divorce
How much difference did meat-eating make to human evolution?
Nathan Lents argues that the human eye refutes design
Why is it claimed that the Neanderthals were “not fully human”?
In a Smithsonian Magazine yearender offering seven new things we are thought to have learned about human evolution in 2021, we read: Modern humans, Homo sapiens, evolved in Africa and eventually made it to every corner of the world. That is not news. However, we are still understanding how and when the earliest human migrations occurred. We also know that our ancestors interacted with other species of humans at the time, including Neanderthals, based on genetic evidence of Neanderthal DNA in modern humans alive today—an average of 1.9 percent in Europeans. Remains of some of the earliest humans in Europe were described this year by multiple teams, except they were not fully human. All three of the earliest Homo sapiens Read More ›