Big toe’s big foot holds evolutionary key

Posted on March 13, 2015 by admin

Press Release Big toe’s big foot holds evolutionary key New visualization technique show Quote: Our skeletons hold tell-tale signs that show that human bipedalism – walking upright and on two feet – are unique to humans especially when compared to our closest living relatives, apes. Exactly when these signs first appear in our evolutionary history is one of the fundamental questions driving the study of human evolution, or Palaeoanthropology, today

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Big toe’s big foot holds evolutionary key

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