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Humanity's Strange New Cousin Is Shockingly Young - And Shaking Up Our Family Tree
Homo naledi, a strange new species of human cousin found in South Africa two years ago, was unlike anything scientists had ever seen.
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Homo Naledi Adapted to Both Tree Climbing, Walking Upright
The newly discovered human ancestor Homo Naledi may have been 'jack of all trades' - uniquely adapted for both tree climbing and walking upright, while also being handy with tools, new research has found.
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Newly Identified Human Ancestor Was Handy With Tools
Homo naledi, the ancient human ancestor whose fossils have been retrieved from a South African cave, may have been handy with tools and walked much like a person, according to scientists who examined its well-preserved foot and hand bones.
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Meet The Six Female 'Underground Astronauts' Who Recovered Our Newest Relative
Homo naledi, a primitive, small-brained member of our genus, made itself known in a big way when cavers stumbled upon a mass grave left by the species.
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Humanity's Strange New Cousin Is Shockingly Young - And Shaking Up Our Family Tree
Homo naledi, a strange new species of human cousin found in South Africa two years ago, was unlike anything scientists had ever seen.
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Homo Naledi Adapted to Both Tree Climbing, Walking Upright
The newly discovered human ancestor Homo Naledi may have been 'jack of all trades' - uniquely adapted for both tree climbing and walking upright, while also being handy with tools, new research has found.
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Newly Identified Human Ancestor Was Handy With Tools
Homo naledi, the ancient human ancestor whose fossils have been retrieved from a South African cave, may have been handy with tools and walked much like a person, according to scientists who examined its well-preserved foot and hand bones.
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Meet The Six Female 'Underground Astronauts' Who Recovered Our Newest Relative
Homo naledi, a primitive, small-brained member of our genus, made itself known in a big way when cavers stumbled upon a mass grave left by the species.
