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Anthropology

FirstLight

(14,299 posts)

2. really fascinating...

Reply to Warpy (Original post)

Wed Sep 7, 2022, 02:27 PM

Sep 2022

I'd love to know the evolution of skin desease. I have psoriasis and wonder if it was something the ancients had ro if it was more associated with settling into agricultural lifestyle (maybe even less sun exposure...since psoriasis gets canceled out by sunlight)

Now I can go googling and fall down the rabbithole...thanks! lol

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Human Skin Didn't Always Fear The Sun, Not Until A Huge Change 10,000 Years Ago [View all] Warpy Sep 2022 OP

Fun website - thanks for sharing jmbar2 Sep 2022 #1

really fascinating... FirstLight Sep 2022 #2

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Well, there is evidence that dinosaurs developed cancer so it stands to reason that cstanleytech Sep 2022 #5

Interesting article though I do think they are mistaken with their assumption that cstanleytech Sep 2022 #4

Jablonski has a few lectures on You Tube Warpy Sep 2022 #6