Chimpanzees and humans are both parts of the Great Ape family ... In addition, they have more powerful jaws and skulls than the smaller ape. These findings suggest that an orangutan would prevail ...

They share this attraction to faces with humans, and the recognition of chimp skulls may be a form of face pareidolia (the ability to perceive faces in inanimate objects). Chimpanzees are known to ...

The skull probably belonged to an adult male with a chimpanzee-size brain, heavy brow ridges and a relatively flat, human-like face, scientists said. He may have walked upright on two legs ...

When the ancestors of human beings and the ancestors of chimpanzees parted ways 6.3 million ... including the 7-million-year-old Toumai skull unearthed in Chad in 2001, may have belonged to ...

In a study published Monday (March 24) in the Journal of Human Evolution, Schuh and colleagues analyzed the midface region of 174 skulls of Homo sapiens, Neanderthals and chimpanzees. By including ...

Relative to our size, humans could chomp down with as much force as a chimpanzee or even the so ... 3-dimensional computer models from actual skulls they CAT-scanned, including one from an African ...

“The divergence between chimp and human must be even older than we thought ... From the back, the skull “looks like a chimpanzee, whereas from the front it could pass for a 1.75 million ...

The results revealed that human skulls, far from being weak ... gibbon and Australopithecus but lagging behind the gorilla, chimp and Paranthropus. These forces are roughly what you’d expect ...