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Oct 15, 2012 · Hi, I'm John Hawks. I'm a paleoanthropologist, exploring the ancient world of humans and fossil human relatives. I write about the science of human origins, and how our ancient past can help make sense of today's world.
John Hawks is a professor of anthropology at the University of Wisconsin–Madison. He also maintains a paleoanthropology blog. Contrary to the common view that cultural evolution has made human biological evolution insignificant, Hawks believes that human evolution has sped up in recent history.
John Hawkes is an award-winning actor known for his versatile roles in films such as "The Sessions", "Winter's Bone" and "Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri". He also writes and performs original songs for his projects and has a background in theater and music.
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Mar 29, 2024 · John Hawks is a paleoanthropologist who writes about his research and discoveries on human evolution and prehistory. Read his latest posts on topics such as handaxes, wooden artifacts, Neanderthals, eclipses, and more.
John Hawks is a paleoanthropologist who studies human evolution and genetics across the last 6 million years. He is a professor of anthropology at UW-Madison and the author of John Hawks Anthropology Weblog.
Dec 12, 2007 · Our new paper on why human evolution accelerated. I run through our 2007 work on evidence for recent natural selection across the human genome. 12 Dec 2007 — 13 min read. Photo by Rob Curran on Unsplash. Note: This is a story about my work on recent human evolution, describing some of the main results and how the work came about.
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John Hawks is a biological anthropologist who studies the bones and genes of ancient humans. He works on human evolution, population dynamics, natural selection, and open science projects, and teaches courses on human evolution and genetics.