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Ancient jawbone suggests humans left Africa 50,000 years earlier

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Ancient jawbone suggests humans left Africa 50,000 years earlier

We thought that our ancestors were confined to Africa until 120,000 years ago, but a fossil from an Israeli cave reveals an earlier exodus over 170,000 years ago

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Primate archaeology: Digging up secrets of the monkey Stone Age

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Young 'dinosauromorphs' may have begged for food like baby birds

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Young 'dinosauromorphs' may have begged for food like baby birds

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Ancient jawbone suggests humans left Africa 50,000 years earlier

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Ancient jawbone suggests humans left Africa 50,000 years earlier

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Ella Al-Shamahi

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The fossil finder who can't wait to return to war-torn Yemen

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The origin of insect wings has been revealed by gene editing

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The origin of insect wings has been revealed by gene editing

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To enjoy Robert Newman’s gig, park your scientific scepticism

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To enjoy Robert Newman’s gig, park your scientific scepticism

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All other primates live their lives according to a simple rule

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Arsonist falcons suggest birds discovered fire before humans did

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Arsonist falcons suggest birds discovered fire before humans did

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The books and ideas that will shape the year ahead

From human evolution to genetics, neuroscience to cosmology, New Scientist picks the books to look out for in 2018

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Plants use sand armour to break teeth of attacking caterpillars

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Our lust for tastier chocolate has transformed the cocoa tree

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Odd fossils hint first complex life hung on long after its time

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Why complex life could prove remarkably common in the universe

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