‘Downclimbing’ from Trees Played Role in Early-Human Evolution

‘Downclimbing’ from Trees Played Role in Early-Human Evolution

Early humans and apes likely evolved free-moving shoulders and flexible elbows to slow their descent from trees as gravity pulled on their heavier bodies, acording to new research.
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