'Our results will offer significant advances for the study of human evolution.'
The team has created a brand-new method for examining ancient bones that, for the first time, allows for the quantification and high-resolution mapping of collagen presence.is an invisible protein crucial for producing radiocarbon dates and is used to learn more about the evolution of humans.
Bones can reveal a lot about the lifestyles of ancient populations, including their diet, sexual behavior, health, and migration patterns. Bones, however, cannot provide us with all the information we seek. The amount of collagen maintained in them limits their ability to convey information.
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