An archaeologist believes the tiny humanoid species Homo floresiensis may still exist in Indonesia. Here's how they could ...

afarensis, however, they find that Lucy’s hands probably displayed a mash-up of ape-like and human traits, with certain characteristics appearing more in line with those of gorillas, chimps ...

The ape had arms suited to hanging in the trees, but human-like legs. It may have walked along branches and even on the ground some 12 million years ago, pushing back the timeline for bipedal ...

Perhaps they needed to free the hands for carrying food or infants over ... The newly identified species were older more primitive and much more ape-like than any hominids known before, but ...

The discovered skull (R) with an artist's rendering (L) of what Anamensis might have looked like Researchers have discovered a nearly complete 3.8-million-year-old skull of an early ape-like human ...