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Articles

Title	Author	Type	Date	Words
Ancient foot, modern walk.		Brief article	May 4, 2009	141
Peking Man ups his age.	Bower, Bruce	Brief article	Apr 11, 2009	162
Science past: from the issue of April 11, 1959.		Brief article	Apr 11, 2009	138
Footprints suggest H. erectus walked the modern human walk: 1.5-million-year-old fossils excavated in eastern Africa.	Bower, Bruce		Mar 28, 2009	527
Stone Age gal had wide hips: H. erectus females may have delivered big-brained babies.	Bower, Bruce		Dec 6, 2008	368
Evolutionary back story: thoroughly modern spine supported human ancestor.	Bower, B.		May 6, 2006	532
Ancestral split in Africa, China. (Behavioral Evolution).	Bower, B	Brief Article	May 10, 2003	194
Fossil finds enter row over humanity's roots. (Pieces of a Disputed Past).	Bower, B.		Mar 1, 2003	529
Unified erectus: fossil suggests single human ancestor.	Pickrell, J.	Brief Article	Mar 23, 2002	601
Human ancestors made ancient entry to Java.	Bower, B.	Brief Article	Apr 21, 2001	483
Fossils Hint at Who Left Africa First.	Bower, B.	Brief Article	May 13, 2000	598
Ancient Asian Tools Crossed the Line.	Bower, B.	Brief Article	Mar 4, 2000	656
Human ancestor may have taken to sea.	Bower, Bruce	Brief Article	Mar 14, 1998	475
Homo erectus shows staying power on Java.	Bower, Bruce		Dec 14, 1996	613
Peking Man grows much older in new study.	Bower, Bruce	Brief Article	May 11, 1996	401
Ancient Israeli implements: out of Africa.	Bower, Bruce		Mar 23, 1996	595
Fossil hints at hominids' European stall.	Bower, Bruce	Brief Article	Feb 11, 1995	464
Asian hominids make a much earlier entrance.	Bower, Bruce		Mar 5, 1994	663
African discovery yields new hominid clues.	Bower, Bruce		Jan 2, 1993	596
Erectus unhinged.	Bower, Bruce	Cover Story	Jun 20, 1992	2358
Fossil primates emit elusive species clues.	Bower, Bruce		Apr 13, 1991	702
Human ancestors make evolutionary changes.	Bower, Bruce		May 4, 1985	748