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Scientists Discover New Human Species With Large Heads
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Scientists Discover New Human Species With Large Heads

Scientists have discovered a new species of human that went extinct 200,000 years ago in what is now China. Archaeologists have uncovered the remains of 16 individuals that were distinguished by large heads, wide skulls and huge teeth. Their head sizes, which were larger than those of Neanderthals and Homo sapiens, led the team to name the new prehistoric species Homo juluensis. The fossilized remains were found alongside thousands of artefacts, stone tools and animal bones that revealed more about their lives, such as that they were hunters and made clothing from animal skins. Researchers believe the species lived in small groups that likely disappeared when modern humans began migrating into Europe and Asia 120,000 years ago. Homo juluensis lived during a dramatic climate change, with an ice age that brought cooler, drier weather. Because Homo juluensis lived in small groups, this made them vulnerable to dangerous weather events that could kill them. That’s one reason why Homo juluensis population densities were probably never as high as they were when modern humans left Africa in large numbers, study co-author Christopher Bae told Hong Kong’s South China Morning Post. They genetically displaced native populations like Neanderthals and Juluensis, he said. Researchers from the University of Honolulu and the Chinese Academy of Sciences reported that Homo juluensis skulls measured between 103 and 109 cubic inches. This compared with the cranial capacity of Neanderthals, which was 88 cubic inches, and Homo sapiens, which was 82 cubic inches. However, Bae cautioned that the size difference does not necessarily mean that ancient species were more intelligent than modern humans. The researchers compared the fossils with Neanderthals and Denisovans, bone fragments of which were discovered in a cave in southern Siberia in 2008. Their findings led the researchers to believe that they were not related to the Neanderthals who lived in Europe and Asia about 40,000 years ago. However, they noted that the species Homo juluensis has similarities with Denisovans due to similar dental features. The scientists compared the bite surfaces where the lower and upper teeth touched during chewing and concluded that the surface of the molars was “almost identical.” Bae said stone tools, artifacts, and animal bones indicate that Homo juluensis ate and processed wild horses at the Xujiayao site where their fossils were found. They hunted horses as a group and ate their meat, bone marrow, and cartilage for sustenance, including using their skins to make clothing that protected them from harsh winters. The study, published in the journal Nature, says the new species likely formed as a result of a combination of their genetics with Homo sapiens and migration to new locations during the late Quaternary period, which began 300,000 years ago. This time period was categorized by major shifts in climate change that caused repeated ice ages that led to the extinction of ancient human species. The post Scientists Discover New Human Species With Large Heads appeared first on Anomalien.com.
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Gamers Realm
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Grab this stunning 240Hz 4K Asus OLED gaming monitor for its lowest price ever
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Grab this stunning 240Hz 4K Asus OLED gaming monitor for its lowest price ever

For those that have been waiting for Black Friday to bag a serious deal on a high-end gaming monitor, this might be the deal you've been waiting for. Asus has dropped the price of the Asus ROG Swift PG32UCDM OLED gaming monitor to a new low, bringing this ultra capable display to a more sensible price. With specs easily able to to put this monitor right near the top of our best gaming monitor recommendations, this Asus display aims to deliver stunning image quality and fantastic gaming performance. Whether you're after pin-sharp 4K visuals or just want to take advantage of that blazing 240Hz refresh rate, it can turn its hand to all sorts. Continue reading Grab this stunning 240Hz 4K Asus OLED gaming monitor for its lowest price ever MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Asus ROG Swift PG27UQ review, Asus ROG Raikiri review, Best gaming motherboard
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How much can your stomach expand after a big meal?
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How much can your stomach expand after a big meal?

The stomach can grow in size after you eat, but by how much?
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Foreign smartphone sales in China drop 44% in October, data show
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Foreign smartphone sales in China drop 44% in October, data show

New data released Wednesday from a Chinese government-affiliated research firm showed sales of foreign-branded smartphones, including Apple’s iPhone, fell 44.25% year-on-year in China in October, while…
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Chinese scientists rush to climate-proof potatoes
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Chinese scientists rush to climate-proof potatoes

YANQING, CHINA —  In a research facility in the northwest of Beijing, molecular biologist Li Jieping and his team harvest a cluster of seven unusually small potatoes, one as tiny as a quail's egg,…
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YubNub News
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Trump Looks Outside the  Establishment for His Public Health Picks, and the Left-Wing Press Is Outraged
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Trump Looks Outside the Establishment for His Public Health Picks, and the Left-Wing Press Is Outraged

The public health establishment and left-wing press are rushing to discredit President-elect Trump’s picks to lead health agencies. The New York Time smears them as “outside the medical mainstream.”…
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The Coming Struggle for the Soul of the Democratic Party
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The Coming Struggle for the Soul of the Democratic Party

Beneath the folds of each of our two political parties, a hidden party struggles to emerge. It’s not the woke Democratic Party of open borders and Saint Jussie Smollett, and it’s not the Make America…
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Allegations of Abuse, Concerns Over Funding Plague United Nations Peacekeeping Missions
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Allegations of Abuse, Concerns Over Funding Plague United Nations Peacekeeping Missions

For decades, United Nations peacekeepers have been promoted as critical civilian lifelines amid some of the world’s most harrowing conditions. Yet those who have already endured violence, displacement…
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U.N. Court to Weigh Penalties for Countries Defying Climate Obligations
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U.N. Court to Weigh Penalties for Countries Defying Climate Obligations

The International Court of Justice (ICJ) begins hearings on proposed penalties for nations failing to meet climate change obligations, sparking global debate. By yourNEWS Media Newsroom The International…
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Trump Administration and GOP Explore Bold Actions Against Mexican Cartels
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Trump Administration and GOP Explore Bold Actions Against Mexican Cartels

The Trump administration and Republican lawmakers are considering designating Mexican drug cartels as foreign terrorist organizations to bolster U.S. counterterrorism efforts. By yourNEWS Media Newsroom…
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