Search
NEWS

The shape, not size, of our ancestors' brains may have helped them

By A Mystery Man Writer

By comparing the brains of Neanderthals with an average human brain, researchers suggest that different ways of processing information may have helped our ancestors outcompete their hominid cousins.

The shape, not size, of our ancestors' brains may have helped them

When our evolutionary ancestors first crawled onto land, their brains only half-filled their skulls

The shape, not size, of our ancestors' brains may have helped them

linux_and_windows.jpg?x=442&y=293&crop=1

The shape, not size, of our ancestors' brains may have helped them

Taphonomy and Archaeology in the Upper Pleistocene of the Northern

The shape, not size, of our ancestors' brains may have helped them

How Scientists Discovered the Staggering Complexity of Human Evolution

The shape, not size, of our ancestors' brains may have helped them

Why Don't Humans Have Two Brains?

The shape, not size, of our ancestors' brains may have helped them

Human Brain in Standard MNI Space by Juergen K Mai, Milan Majtanik

The shape, not size, of our ancestors' brains may have helped them

Brutes and Brains: What We Know About Neanderthal Brain Size

The shape, not size, of our ancestors' brains may have helped them

Brains The Smithsonian Institution's Human Origins Program

The shape, not size, of our ancestors' brains may have helped them

Narrower Skulls, Oblong Brains: How Neanderthal DNA Still Shapes Us - The New York Times

The shape, not size, of our ancestors' brains may have helped them

Human Brain in Standard MNI Space by Juergen K Mai, Milan Majtanik

The shape, not size, of our ancestors' brains may have helped them

Alien Secrets: Powers, Methods, Identities, and Agendas by