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Monthly Archives: October 2014
Hawks still getting the clocks wrong
Working out the times of important evolutionary events requires us to know “the” speed at which genetic changes accumulate in the genome. This tells us the speed of the genetic clock, allowing us to work out how long ago species … Continue reading
Posted in Bird evolution, Human evolution, Uncategorized
Tagged John Hawks, Ust'-Ishim
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Sciencepolice report – Brian Cox – Human Universe 1: Apeman – Spaceman
[Update: a very early draft of this went out prematurely!] Brian Cox… on human evolution?! Oh ghod… But I thought I’d better watch it anyway. To be fair, the series was on how we got to explore our place in … Continue reading
Posted in Human evolution
Tagged Ardipithecus, Australopithecus, Brian Cox, Gelada baboons, Human Universe, obsidian
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