Human skulls evolved faster than those of other apes

Theo Klein

Researchers at University College London have discovered that human skulls evolved at an exceptionally rapid pace compared to other apes, developing larger brains and flatter faces twice as quickly as expected. This acceleration likely stems from cognitive and social evolutionary pressures. The findings, based on 3D skull models, highlight unique human adaptations among great apes.

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