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Kinship practices underpin all traditional societies, forming the basis for socially sanctioned reproductive unions, residence patterns and the inheritance of rights and property[1][1],[2][2]. Althoug...

Kaillachuro: early monumental architecture of the Titicaca Basin, 5300–3000 BP - Volume 99 Issue 405

npj Ocean Sustainability - Three challenges to marine carbon dioxide removal

The multistable dynamics of the Atlantic Ocean circulation pose a central problem in climate physics, because instabilities of the flows can have large climate impacts. This Review uses a dynamical sy...

A genetic signature found across the entire Remote Pacific traces back to New Guinea long before Austronesian seafarers arrived — and that changes the story of Pacific colonization

The authors here demonstrate that hominins were consistently and specifically procuring a single kind of raw material to make stone tools at the South African site of Jojosi between 220 and 110 thousa...

A site in South Africa's grasslands reveals that Homo sapiens were making dedicated quarrying expeditions 220,000 years ago — far earlier than the field assumed possible

10,000 to 50,000 years ago, hundreds of the largest mammals went extinct. It's likely that humans were the key driver of this.

Some data suggest that boys and young men are struggling with school, health and masculinity. But does talk of a male crisis further sideline women and girls?

Research shows storms that might have caused minimal damage a few decades ago are becoming stronger and more destructive as the planet warms.

An Evidence-Based Case for a New Social Order "The most common way people give up their power is by thinking they don't have any." — Alice Walker We are living through a moment of simultaneous, spectacular collapse. The systems that promised to protect women and children have not merely failed, they have been exposed as mechanisms of exploitation dressed in the language of protection.

I want to tackle this somewhat, because it annoys the hell out of me. So I've been hearing white supremacists have started being smug about Aurignacian peoples in now southern Germany developing proto...

Young dudes are tired of watching stuff get blowed up real good by superheroes who save the world without ever discussing their feelings.

A new genomic study suggests the ancestors of Southeast Asia's deadliest malaria vectors started targeting humans nearly two million years ago — long before Homo sapiens arrived.

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Small, regular floods are part of the natural ebb and flow of a healthy river. But development and increasingly frequent and powerful storms are making floods bigger and more damaging. A natural approach to managing floodplains -- the low-lying areas ar...

The global cost of greenhouse gas emissions are nearly double what scientists previously thought, according to a study published Thursday by researchers at the University of California San Diego’s Scr...

Hindcasted species distribution modelling of baboons illuminates potential refugia across Africa and Arabia, with predicted maxima and minima of habitable ranges pulsed by orbital precession and obliq...