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Human Evolution May Be Speeding Up
Not only is the development of human technology speeding up but according to a new study human evolution may be speeding up as well.
Henry C. Harpending, an anthropologist at the University of Utah along colleagues compared the DNA of chimpanzees (our closest relative) and humans. They noted that the current rate of change does not match the number of differences concluding that our evolution must have been much slower than it is now.
"Rapid population growth has been coupled with vast changes in cultures and ecology, creating new opportunities for adaptation," the study says. "The past 10,000 years have seen rapid skeletal and dental evolution in human populations, as well as the appearance of many new genetic responses to diet and disease."
As humans from the various corners of the planet have thus far evolved along their myriad tracks it will be interesting to speculate how the current trends of globalization will affect our development as a species.
Read the full article from The Huffington Post
The findings will be published in the online edition of Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
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