Combining the writing on the bones with paleoclimate reconstructions, the team found how typhoon activity helped shift the ...
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"It's a difficult question": Why researchers are divided over the age and ancestry of these ancient Chinese skulls
Human evolution is a fiddly business, and few fossils encapsulate that more than two skulls unearthed in Hubei Province, ...
Warmer waters in the Pacific Ocean may have brought devastating floods to the cradle of ancient Chinese civilization, ...
New study indicates Neolithic cultures in China may have separated graves of perinatal infants; different treatment than older children.
While being plump had a place in China's history, extreme diets, constricting clothes formed part of nation's centuries-old ...
A roughly 1-million-year-old Chinese hominid skull has long vexed efforts to nail down its evolutionary identity. Fossil comparisons using a new digital reconstruction of this specimen, dubbed the ...
A close-up of a smiling Yangtze finless porpoise at the Baiji Dolphinarium of the Institute of Hydrobiology. (Wang Chaoqun/Chinese Academy of Sciences) (CN) — The ever-smiling Yangtze finless porpoise ...
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