People with Chiari malformations have a skull shape similar to Neanderthals, suggesting that the condition may be caused by ...

However, the shape of the forehead evolved to meet modern needs. Advertisement “While our sister species, the Neanderthals, were dying out, we were rapidly colonizing the globe and surviving in ...

Neanderthals were likely right-handed, had powerful upper arms (the dominant side was between 25 percent and 60 percent more developed than the nondominant side).

Evidence indicates Neanderthals were using pigment to decorate or camouflage their bodies as long as 60,000 years ... when you know the skull shape. An example would be the bridge of the nose or the ...

So Neanderthals then come out of the ground and just get slotted into that worldview. They fit in exactly the spot that these ...

By contrast, the antagonists of this particular story, the “grisly men,” are not recognizably human at all. These are Neanderthals, and, Wells imagines, they were less intelligent than “true ...

The genomes of Neanderthals also show that almost 600 genes were expressed differently between our species and theirs, particularly those associated with the face and voice. Another prominent ...

Anthropologists in the UK have constructed a remarkably life-like model of a Neanderthal man from a 70,000 year-old skeleton that was discovered in France ...

Neanderthals and modern humans are believed to have diverged from a common ancestor in the genus Homo sometime around 500,000 years ago. ... protruding brows, and a very small forehead.