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A shared pattern of midfacial bone modelling in hominids suggests deep evolutionary roots for human facial morphogenesis

Alexandra Schuh, Bénéficiaire d’une subvention de recherche en 2022, Yann Heuzé, Philipp Gunz, Michael Berthaume, Colin Shaw, Jean-Jacques Hublin, Sarah Freidline Abstract Midfacial morphology varies between hominoids, in particular between great apes and humans for which the face is small and retracted. The underlying developmental processes for these morphological differences are still largely unknown. Here […]

Live Science : Me, Human

Ameline Bardo, Former Fyssen 2017 Live Science in the London Science Museum, and located in the Wellcome Wing’s ‘Who Am I?’ gallery, gives the opportunity of the annual 3.4 million visitors with the opportunity to “experience science for themselves by participating in real research experiments”. This summer, Dr Ameline Bardo is helping to run the […]