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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

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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
Joel only with a skull from 1.8 million years ago that he uncovered, as part of an international research team, in Demanisi, Georgia. This is the earliest evidence of the departure of hominids from Africa.

The human messenger race / conversation with Professor Yoel Rak

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A new classification of the early human species. Skull no. 5 at the time of its discovery. Photo courtesy of the National Museum of Georgia

The skull in Georgia: a head is always a beginning

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A stranger in a strange land / Kate Wong

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Homo giorgos - an individual that split from Homo erectus and was discovered in Georgia in 2013. Prof. Yoel Rak from Tel Aviv University was involved in the discovery. Photo: Tel Aviv University

A complete skull was discovered, which is the earliest evidence of human presence outside of Africa

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Rare supporting cells in the inner ear of mice began to transform into sensory hair cells

Six senior scientists were elected to join the Israeli National Academy of Sciences

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Rare supporting cells in the inner ear of mice began to transform into sensory hair cells

A skull of an ape, considered the missing link in human evolution, has been restored

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