Floating Bones, 200-year-old Primate Embryos, and the Quest to Unravel Two Evolutionary Mysteries: How Humans Evolved to Speak and to Walk Upright
July 13, 2026
July 13, 2026
WOODS HOLE, Massachusetts, July 13 [Category: Biology] -- The Marine Biological Laboratory, an affiliate of the University of Chicago, posted the following news:
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Floating Bones, 200-year-old Primate Embryos, and the Quest to Unravel Two Evolutionary Mysteries: How Humans Evolved to Speak and to Walk Upright
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Walking upright on two legs and our ability to generate complex speech are unique, defining traits of human evolution. Gayani Senev . . .
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Floating Bones, 200-year-old Primate Embryos, and the Quest to Unravel Two Evolutionary Mysteries: How Humans Evolved to Speak and to Walk Upright
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Walking upright on two legs and our ability to generate complex speech are unique, defining traits of human evolution. Gayani Senev . . .