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The DNA of anatomically modern humans (AMH) differs from that of chimpanzees by a mere 1.2%; they are our closest relatives.
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From Europe to Siberia, Neanderthal remains have gradually accumulated since the first 1856 find in Germany’s Neander Valley.
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In early July 2026 I commented on a quite plausible hypothesis that energy from repeated impacts played the primary role in forming the first Hadean crust.
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Palaeontologists became aware that the fossil record was marked by bursts of extinctions as data about fossil diversity through time steadily grew.
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The aspect of geomagnetism that is most familiar to geologists is the magnetic field’s repeated reversals of polarity.
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Ocean floors, especially those of the Pacific and Indian oceans, are bespattered by tens of thousands of seamounts and volcano-based islands.
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In September 2015 a barrage of publicity announced the remarkable unearthing of the remains of 15 diminutive hominins (see: The ‘star’ hominin of South Africa; September 2015).
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The Hadean Eon (~4.6 to 4.0 Ga) is short on rocks that represent it.
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In 1967 the American biologist Lyn Margulis developed an idea that had been considered earlier in the 20th century.
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Lately, North American ground squirrels have been observed hunting, dismembering and eating voles.