Neanderthals
Did whales evolve?; Has RTB's model been peer-reviewed?; Could the Nephilim have been Neanderthals?
Evolution of whales, peer-review of RTB, Nephilim as Neanderthals? more
Neanderthal males had ‘Popeye’-like arms
MSNBC.com, “Neanderthal males had ‘Popeye’-like arms,” by Jennifer Viegas, July 6, 2010 ; http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/38105813/ns/technology_and_science-science/ more
Neanderthals Ate Dolphins and Seals
Neanderthals Ate Dolphins and Seals
When I was growing up I enjoyed watching reruns of the television series Flipper. As a little kid, I was quite fond of this unusually intelligent dolphin. … more
Humans Interbred with Neanderthals, Study Suggests
Yahoo! News, "Humans Interbred with Neanderthals, Study Suggests," by Clara Moskowitz, April 29, 2010 ; … more
Of Hominids and Humans
“You get that from your dad’s side of the family.”
I hear this comment a lot—and with good reason. Of the three daughters born to my parents, I’m most … more
Status Update: The Latest on Neanderthals
Classmates from high school and college found me, and I reconnected with old friends from Cincinnati. I was “friended” by people from the church I attend and linked up with a network of … more
Scientists map Neanderthal genome
Source: Yahoo! News, "Scientists map Neanderthal genome," February 12, 2009; http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20090212/sc_afp/scienceusgermanygenomeanthropology more
Flipper Beware!
Neanderthals Ate Dolphins and Seals
When I was growing up I enjoyed watching reruns of the television series Flipper. As a little kid, I was quite fond of this unusually intelligent dolphin. … more
Neanderthals Ate Seals and Dolphins
Source: Yahoo! News, "Neanderthals Ate Seals and Dolphins," by Clara Moskowitz, September 22, 2008 http://news.yahoo.com/s/livescience/20080922/sc_livescience/neanderthalsatesealsanddolphins more
Neanderthals Didn't Mate with Modern Humans, Study Says
Source: National Geographic News, "Neanderthals Didn't Mate with Modern Humans," by Ker Than, August 12, 2008 more
Nothing Much to Talk About
Nobody really likes a potty mouth, including anthropologists. But it looks like these scientists will have to put up with “contaminated” language from Neanderthals, at least if the results … more
Neanderthals Speak Again After 30,000 Years
Source: MSNBC.com, "Neanderthals Speak Again After 30,000 Years," by Ben Hirschler, Reuters, April 16, 2008 more
Tooth Scan Reveals Neanderthal Mobility
Source: FoxNews.com, "Tooth Scan Reveals Neanderthal Mobility," February 8, 2008 more
Speaking about a Controversy, Part 2 of 2
Does the Presence of a “Speech” Gene Mean Neanderthals Had Language? An article recently published in Current Biology has generated a lot of excitement about the possibility of … more
Speaking about a Controversy, Part 1 of 2
Does the Presence of “Speech” Gene Mean Neanderthals Had Language?
An article recently published in Current Biology has everyone talking about whether or not Neanderthals talked. … more
There’s Something Special about Mom
Division of Labor Points to Important Differences between Humans and Neanderthals
A few days before Father's Day, I saw an ad for Father's Day gifts under $25. What! Under $25! You would never see an … more
Neanderthals Not Responsible for Large Human Brains
Latest Genetic Evidence Indicates No Interbreeding between Neanderthals and Humans
In the fall of 2006 geneticists from the University of Chicago created quite a stir when they announced evidence … more
You Want To Date A Neanderthal? Absolutely Not!
Latest Genetic Evidence Indicates No Interbreeding between Neanderthals and Humans
I don't want my teenage daughters to date Neanderthals. Apparently, the first human fathers didn't like the idea … more
Football Fans Are Not Neanderthals
Each autumn the phrase "what a bunch of Neanderthals" makes its way into conversations or print. Fan behavior in the stands during football season evokes images of barbaric activity that hearkens back … more
A Neanderthal Birthday
Everybody loves a birthday. For little kids, it's a chance to get showered with presents; for us older folks, it means we made it through one more year.
In August the scientific community celebrated … more
