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Neanderthal baby skeleton from Pillar Cave reveals rapid growth rate in infancy

Neanderthal baby skeleton from Pillar Cave reveals rapid growth rate in infancy

The study of "Page 7," the most complete known skeleton of a Neanderthal infant aged 6–14 months, found a gap between dental age and body and brain development, suggesting that Neanderthals followed a different developmental trajectory.
Neanderthals are not the exception: The modern male pelvis may be an evolutionary novelty

Neanderthals are not the exception: The modern male pelvis may be an evolutionary novelty

A comparison of two rare male pelvises from the Neanderthal lineage and 91 pelvises from modern humans suggests overturning a long-held assumption: the ancient structure was preserved in Neanderthals and modern women, while