The shape, not size, of our ancestors' brains may have helped them

By comparing the brains of Neanderthals with an average human brain, researchers suggest that different ways of processing information may have helped our ancestors outcompete their hominid cousins.

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Researchers say it may be the shape of our brains, not the size, that makes us who we are

Why human brains were bigger 3,000 years ago

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Walking Upright The Smithsonian Institution's Human Origins Program

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When our evolutionary ancestors first crawled onto land, their

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Many people have a little Neandertal in the brain