The New Scientist team ask how homo sapiens became who we are, what sets us apart from other animals, and why we can be so similar yet different to one another. With numerous illustrations and diagrams, it also explores conundrums like the fact that half of our DNA isn’t human, and why we really blush, yawn, laugh or cry.
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