#
DIFF.BLOG
New
Following
Discover
Jobs
More
Top Writers
Suggest a blog
Upvotes plugin
Report bug
Contact
About
Sign up
The home for great developer writing.
We surface the best developer writing from thousands of independent blogs, updated daily.
Join Diff.blog
TOPICS
Traces of insect DNA in dental calculus may reveal bug-eating past
1
·
John Hawks
·
July 19, 2026, 12:43 a.m.
neanderthals
Insect DNA
Dietary habits
paleoanthropology
Summary
A study reveals that Neanderthals possessed traces of insect DNA in their dental calculus, suggesting a dietary habit of consuming insects similar to that of gorillas and western chimpanzees.
Read full post on www.johnhawks.net →
MORE POSTS LIKE THIS
Rewriting the Futhark type checker
Futhark Lang ·
Jul 20, 2026
Futhark
Type Checker
A ‘Second Breakfast’ for Real-Life Hobbits? New Evidence Calls into Question Past Presumptions About Homo Floresiensis
Thedebrief ·
Jul 4, 2026
Archaeology
Breaking News
Nullius in verba: the motto of the Royal Society
Lawrencecpaulson ·
Jun 17, 2026
Science
Skepticism
How many Denisovan ancestors?
John Hawks ·
Jun 19, 2026
Denisovans
Human Genetics
Ecosystems Aren’t Built
Greg Thomas ·
May 8, 2026
growth
ecosyste.ms
Friday Squid Blogging: How Squid Survived Extinction Events
Bruce Schneier ·
Apr 24, 2026
squid
squid
Discover more posts →
AUTHOR
RECENT POSTS FROM THE AUTHOR
Choose how you want to continue.
Continue with GitHub
Continue with Google