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Genetic Change Explains Why Humans Don’t Have Tails – Nature Cover Study
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Genetic Change Explains Why Humans Don’t Have Tails – Nature Cover Study

A genetic change in human ancestors may partly explain why humans don’t have a tail, suggests a study released today that is on the cover of scientific magazine Nature. The study, led by scientists from New York University Grossman School of Medicinein the United States, compared the DNA (genetic code) of tailless apes (such as … Read more
You can read the full story here: Genetic Change Explains Why Humans Don’t Have Tails – Nature Cover Study .

Scientists Discover Why Humans Lost Their Tails 25 Million Years Ago
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Scientists Discover Why Humans Lost Their Tails 25 Million Years Ago

  1. Humans lost Their Tails 25 Million Years Ago. Scientists Figure Out Why  NDTV
  2. On the genetic basis of tail-loss evolution in humans and apes  Nature.com
  3. We finally know why humans don’t have tails  Livescience.com
  4. A genetic parasite may explain why humans and other apes lack tails  Science News Magazine

You can read the full story here: Scientists Discover Why Humans Lost Their Tails 25 Million Years Ago .

“NYU Scientists Discover Why Humans Lost Their Tails During Evolution”
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“NYU Scientists Discover Why Humans Lost Their Tails During Evolution”

  1. Humans lost their tails during evolution — and NYU scientists think they’ve figured out why  New York Post
  2. How humans lost their tails — and why the discovery took 2.5 years to publish  Nature.com
  3. A genetic parasite may explain why humans and other apes lack tails  Science News Magazine
  4. We finally know why humans don’t have tails  Livescience.com

You can read the full story here: “NYU Scientists Discover Why Humans Lost Their Tails During Evolution” .

Apes also love to suck each other, and they don’t want to stop
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Apes also love to suck each other, and they don’t want to stop

#Apes #love #suck #dont #stop Just like humans, great apes also like to poke fun, annoy, tease, coo, and suck on others, an international research group concluded after analyzing 75 hours of video footage. In the research, the apes, gorillas, chimpanzees, orangutans and bonobos of the San Diego and Leipzig zoos were observed, and it […]
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