Pacific Islanders hold clues to a hidden chapter of human evolution, study finds
Research from long-overlooked Pacific communities is reshaping what scientists know about early human migration.
Pacific Island populations may preserve some of the most extensive genetic evidence yet of encounters between modern humans and extinct relatives, according to a new study.
Researchers found evidence that people in Near Oceania inherited DNA from at least three Denisovan-like groups, revealing a more complex history of mi…
