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The discovery that rewrote human evolution theory turns 50 DW 11/21/2024

Human evolution is more complex than a linear process.

The discovery of Lucy challenged previous notions of how bipedalism developed along with brain size.

Lucy demonstrated that the traits of bipedalism and brain size evolved independently.

How early human brains expanded over time

The process of brain size increase in human evolution remains complex and varies by lineage and species.

The discovery that rewrote human evolution theory turns 50 DW 11/21/2024

Human evolution is more complex than a linear process.

The discovery of Lucy challenged previous notions of how bipedalism developed along with brain size.

Lucy demonstrated that the traits of bipedalism and brain size evolved independently.

How early human brains expanded over time

The process of brain size increase in human evolution remains complex and varies by lineage and species.

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There Are Natural Limits on the Size of Human Communities

Primates' large brains are adaptations to living in socially bonded groups, demanding more cognitive processing for relationship management.

Who's a clever boy? Study reveals the most INTELLIGENT dog breeds

Smaller-brained dog breeds exhibit better training responses and memory, contradicting the assumption that larger brains equate to higher intelligence.

Scientists Find Human Brains Are Getting Larger and Larger

Bigger brains may help stave off dementia

Larger brains could be tied to improved brain health

Gen Z and Alpha have larger brains than previous generations

Brain size has increased over generations due to external influences, potentially reducing dementia risk.

Younger generations have larger brains compared to those born in the 1930s, potentially linked to lower dementia risk.

Scientists Find Human Brains Are Getting Larger and Larger

Bigger brains may help stave off dementia

Larger brains could be tied to improved brain health

Gen Z and Alpha have larger brains than previous generations

Brain size has increased over generations due to external influences, potentially reducing dementia risk.

Younger generations have larger brains compared to those born in the 1930s, potentially linked to lower dementia risk.

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