Homonids

Rugged Terrain Led to Humans Walking on Two Feet and Developing Tools

Why and where humans first began walking upright on two feet has never been definitively answered, and a new study out of the University of York only looks to add more fuel to the debate. According to York archaeologists, the move to walk upright on two feet came about because of the rugged landscape of East and South Africa.

25-Million-Year-Old Fossils Help Explain Why Apes and Monkeys Parted Ways

Scientists have unearthed two ancient fossils that could better help explain how the split between apes and monkeys occurred. The discoveries, dating back 25 million years ago, are the oldest of their kind.

Ancient Human Ear Bones Shed Light On Our Evolution

A look at two-million-year old early homonin ear bones from South Africa revealed some interesting qualities that have researchers from Binghamton University and Texas A&M saying ear bones could be a vital clue in our evolutionary history.

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