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Brain Gene Implicated In Autism
May 23, 2001
IPCC Special Report on The Regional Impacts of Climate Change An Assessment of Vulnerability
Primate roots of red-green vision
BBC: March 14, 2001
Aids vaccine shows promise
BBC: March 8, 2001
New Study By Scripps Scientists Sheds Light On Key Step For Origin Of Life
Science Daily: March 2, 2001
Fossil fish in Chinese tale BBC: Feb 28, 2001
Complex Old World Origins Of First Americans Revealed In Analysis Of Prehistoric And Modern Skulls
Alphabet Originated Centuries Earlier Than Previously Thought
It was probably invented in Egypt, not, as previously thought, in the Levant Region, what is now Syria, Lebanon and Israel.
Speech Linked With Bipedality By UMBC Professor
Baltimore, MD - Speech is a byproduct of the physiological adjustments that came along with walking upright on two feet, according to Robert Provine, UMBC professor of psychology.
"It is to correct these [Western] misrepresentations and restore the true value to the sum total of human progress that makes the study of African history today a necessity for both Africans and non-Africans." more...
For the past decade astronomers have looked for vast quantities of hydrogen that were cooked up... The Hubble telescope reopened its "eye" on the universe following a successful December 1999 servicing. more...
Big Bang Theory Of Human Evolution?
Two million years ago somewhere in Africa, a small group of individuals became separated from other australopithecines.
Life On Land Tied To Gene Expansion
The evolutionary transition from life in the sea to life on land may have been nudged by a genetic expansion, according to an article appearing in the February Development.
Researchers Find Skull Remains Pointing To First Hominids Out Of Africa
Stone tools found with the two skulls are of the less sophisticated "pebble-chopper" type that preceded the Acheulean in Africa, and the site itself is older than any known Acheulean tools.
Newly Discovered Fossils From China Shed Light On Common Ancestry Of Monkeys, Apes And Humans
For the first time, scientists have discovered skeletal parts of an extinct primate that documents an early phase in the evolution of monkeys, apes, and humans.

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