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Cross-legged.

Subjects: *EXTENSOR muscles; *LEG; *PELVIS

• Source: New Scientist. 7/17/2021, Vol. 251 Issue 3343, p54-55. 2p.

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Birth was difficult for ancient humans.

• Authors : Marshall, Michael

Subjects: LABOR complications (Obstetrics); AUSTRALOPITHECINES; HOMINIDS

• Source: New Scientist; 5/15/2021, Vol. 250 Issue 3334, p12-12, 1p

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Early crawling fish was evolving a spine more like that of a land animal.

• Authors : Le Page, Michael

Subjects: SPINE; ELBOW joint; WRIST joint

• Source: New Scientist; 2/25/2023, Vol. 257 Issue 3427, p9-9, 5/7p, 1 Color Photograph

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Shoulder growth slows before birth.

• Authors : CLL

Subjects: SHOULDER; JAPANESE macaque; CHIMPANZEES

• Source: New Scientist; 4/23/2022, Vol. 254 Issue 3383, p25-25, 1/6p

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Big hips, big brain.

• Source: New Scientist. 2008, Vol. 200, Issue 2683, pages. 1

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Keep pushing for a smooth delivery.

• Source: New Scientist. 2004, Vol. 183, Issue 2461, pages. 1

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Birth trauma etched in ancient skeleton.

• Authors : Barras, Colin

Subjects: PELVIC injuries; CHILDBIRTH; ARCHAEOLOGICAL human remains

• Source: New Scientist; 1/7/2012, Vol. 213 Issue 2846, p11-11, 1/3p

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Birth predictor spots potential caesareans.

• Authors : Geddes, Linda

Subjects: CHILDBIRTH; DELIVERY (Obstetrics); CESAREAN section prevention

• Source: New Scientist; 12/10/2011, Vol. 212 Issue 2842, p10-10, 2/3p

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Stop the stoop.

Subjects: STRENGTH training; MUSCLE weakness

• Source: New Scientist; 2/19/2022, Vol. 253 Issue 3374, p45-45, 1/6p, 3 Color Photographs

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Hominin had curved spine that helped with upright walking.

• Authors : Marshall, Michael

Subjects: AUSTRALOPITHECUS sediba; HOMINIDS; HUMAN evolution

• Source: New Scientist; 11/27/2021, Vol. 252 Issue 3362, p9-9, 1/3p

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