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When did we become good at running

March 14, 2013by Adam Benton 2 Comments

The story of human evolution is that of a tree-dwelling ape spending more time on the ground. This change in lifestyle presented us with new opportunities and exposed us to […]

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Anatomy, Evolution, Evolution of bipedalism, Human evolution, Science
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Did our ancestors knuckle-walk?

June 12, 2012by Adam Benton 6 Comments

The classic “ascent of man” image has our lineage progressing upwards. First we were knuckle-walkers, like modern chimps, but then switched to bipedalism. Over time we gradually became more and […]

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Anatomy, Chimps, Evolution, Evolution of bipedalism, Human evolution, Primate, Primatology, Science
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Gluteus maximus: unique to humans – Friday factoid

May 11, 2012by Adam Benton 6 Comments

The gluteal muscles are found on the posterior side of the pelvis; i.e. the butt (snigger). All mammals, including humans, have three of them layered one on top of the […]

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Anatomy, Evolution, Evolution of bipedalism, Human evolution, Science

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About Me

Adam Benton

Adam Benton

I'm studying evolutionary anthropology at the University of Liverpool. I'm currently in my third year of an undergraduate degree, hoping to progress onto a PhD someday. I'm too interested in human evolution for my own good, so decided to write a blog on it.

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