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Neanderthal Gene Gives Clues to Human Brain Evolution
Modern humans who carry particular Neanderthal DNA fragments have heads that are slightly less rounded, revealing genetic clues to the evolution of modern brain shape and function.
The research is in Current Biology. (full open access)
Muscular Men Prefer an Unequal Society
Men with large upper-bodies have a tendency to favour inequality in society and a limited redistribution of resources.
The research is in Political Psychology (full access paywall)
Evolutionary Changes in Brain May Have Led to Schizophrenia and Bipolar Disorder
Changes in the structure and sequence of these nucleotide arrays likely contributed to changes in CACNA1C function during human evolution and may modulate neuropsychiatric disease risk in modern human populations.
The research is in American Journal of Human Genetics. (full open access)
Discovery of First Genetic Variants Associated with Meaning of Life
Locations on the human genome have been identified that can explain differences in meaning in life between individuals.
The research is in Scientific Reports. (full open access)
New Insight Into Infant Handling by Young Bonobos
Young females that handle the infants of mothers are building maternal skills they will eventually need and forging alliances with the mothers that pay off in times of hostility.
The research is in Physiology & Behavior. (full access paywall)
Ant-y Social: Ant Study Reveals Evolutionary Benefits of Group Living
The bigger groups also exhibited a greater division of labor: even though the ants were extremely similar.
The research is in Nature. (full access paywall)
How the Sense of Smell Developed
The new knowledge could help scientists prove that turbinates and the resulting larger surface area of the olfactory epithelium are one definitive reason dogs smell so well.
The research is in Developmental Cell. (full access paywall)
The Logic of Modesty: Why it Pays to Be Humble
The scientists succeeded in formalizing these ideas in a new evolutionary game theory model they call the "signal-burying game".
The research is in Nature Human Behaviour. (full access paywall)
