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| Blog Name: | john hawks weblog |
| Url: | http://johnhawks.net/weblog |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | paleoanthropology, genetics, evolution |
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| Popularity: | 2 Followers |
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Naturalis lecture
| After yesterday's post, I was forwarded a few pictures by the Naturalis photographer of the event Saturday: As you can see, I was talking about blood types. |
Some future evolution scenarios
| Because of my work on recent human evolution, people ask me a lot -- I mean, an awful lot -- what our evolution will be like in the future. This is not a silly question. Evolution is a process, and...more |
My Leiden adventure
| I've just returned from a week in Leiden, the old university city of the Netherlands. I was a guest of the archaeology faculty, in particular Wil Roebroeks and his stable of students and postdocs, ...more |
Book recommendation
| I was in a conversation last night about a book I had really enjoyed this year, and I remarked that I had meant to review it on the blog and hadn't done it yet. The book is Dale Guthrie's The Natur...more |
Woronso-Mille: A ladder not a bush
| In a new paper, Yohannes Haile-Selassie and colleagues describe new hominin fossils from Woranso-Mille, Ethiopia. A good thing: It gives somebody like me a rationale for describing early hominins f...more |
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