800,000-year-old Human Fossil Is Discovered by Scientists Containing Important Genetic Evidence on Human Evolu

Fossil hunters find evidence of 555m-year-old human relative  The GuardianAncestor of All Animals – Including Humans – Identified in Australian Fossils  SciTechDailyAncestor of all animals identified in Australian fossils  Phys.orgThis worm-like creature is the first ancestor on the human and animal family tree  CNNWormlike Creature That Lived 555 Million Years Ago May Be the Ancestor of Almost All Living Animals  NewsweekView Full coverage on Google...

Fossil teeth yield oldest genetic material from extinct human species - The Jakarta Post  Jakarta PostWorld's oldest DNA discovered in tooth of 8,00,000-year-old cannibal  Times NowView Full coverage on Google News

Scientists find evidence for mysterious ‘ghost population’ that rewrites human history  Express.co.uk'Ghost' human ancestor discovered in West Africa  BBC News'Ghost' ancestors: African DNA study detects mysterious human species - The Jakarta Post  Jakarta PostScientists Find a Mysterious 'Ghost Lineage' In the DNA of West Africans  Discover MagazineScientists Identify Genes from 'Ghost Population' of Ancient Humans  ExtremeTechView Full coverage on Google...

Scientists have unearthed the jawbone of what they claim is one of the very first humans.

Scientists in South Africa have discovered a new human-like species, which could change ideas about our early relatives.

New Study Provides Evidence of Mysterious Human Species  VOA Learning EnglishEarly humans in Africa may have mated with a mysterious species  InverseView Full coverage on Google News

Mysterious archaic hominins may have interbred with early humans in West Africa, scientists say.

Evidence of a Cosmic Impact That Destroyed One of the World’s Earliest Human Settlements  SciTechDaily

Transverse arch may play an important role in stiffness of the human foot  News-Medical.netOverlooked arch in the foot is key to its evolution and function  Phys.orgWhy human feet evolved arches—and what happens if you lack them  National GeographicA tale of two arches  CosmosThis long-overlooked part of our foot may be key to walking upright  Science MagazineView Full coverage on Google News