fromwww.nature.com1 month agoScienceHow Key Changes to the Pelvis Helped Humans Walk UprightTwo evolutionary embryonic changes in pelvic cartilage and bone enabled bipedal walking and birth of large-brained infants in early humans.
fromHarvard Gazette1 month agoScienceSolving evolutionary mystery of how humans came to walk upright - Harvard GazetteTwo genetic and developmental shifts reshaped the human pelvis, rotating hipbones laterally into a bowl that supports balance and habitual bipedal locomotion.
fromHarvard Gazette1 month agoScienceSolving evolutionary mystery of how humans came to walk upright - Harvard Gazette
