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The Vanished People of Bogotá: Secrets from 6,000-Year-Old DN

A new study has uncovered a lost group of ancient humans near Bogotá, Colombia. Scientists looked at old bones and found their DNA tells a surprising story. This “ghost lineage” lived 6,000 years ago but left no family behind in today’s people. It’s a big find that changes what we know about early humans
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From Ancient DNA to AI: The Evolutionary Journey Behind Russia’s Personalized mRNA Cancer Vaccinne

Imagine a cancer vaccine that taps into our evolutionary past and cutting-edge tech. Russia’s new mRNA vaccine, Enteromix, uses AI and deep genetic insights to create personalized treatments that train the immune system to fight cancer more safely and effectively than ever. This blend of ancient DNA clues and modern AI is reshaping cancer
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Cats That Act Like Dogs: The Science Behind Copycat Evolution

Copycat Evolution: How Cats and Dogs Surprised Scientists with Parallel Adaptations? Scientists discovered that flat-faced cats and dogs evolved similar features independently – a Purrfect example of ‘copycat’ evolution! In Bern, Switzerland, an unusual museum collection holds the largest scientific assembly of pedigree dog skulls in the world 2,800 specimens representing more than
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The Tinshemet Cave Revelations: A Shared Culture of Neanderthals and Homo sapiens

Basically, Tinshemet Cave shows that: Neanderthals and early humans were not living apart. They did things the same way, especially when burying their dead. They used red paint (ochre) in their burials, meaning they had similar beliefs. They used the same tools and hunting methods. This indicates that Neanderthals and Homo sapiens in the Levant
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Fossil Footprints in New Mexico Reveal What May Be the Oldest Known Handcarts

In an exciting discovery, researchers found fossil footprints in New Mexico that might be from the oldest handcarts ever known. These ancient tracks, preserved in stone, give us details about how early humans used simple tools to move things around. The Discovery The footprints were found in White Sands National Park, New Mexico, a place
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