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Walk like a caveman! A modern woman’s pelvis is similar to a Neanderthal man’s, Israeli study finds

Research shows the male pelvis evolved to improve walking but women’s pelvises did not adapt in the same way due to the constraints of childbirth

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Walk like a caveman! A modern woman’s pelvis is similar to a Neanderthal man’s, Israeli study finds

Research shows the male pelvis evolved to improve walking but women’s pelvises did not adapt in the same way due to the constraints of childbirth

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Walk like a caveman! A modern woman’s pelvis is similar to a Neanderthal man’s, Israeli study finds

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