A tight fit between the birth canal and the baby’s head is not unique to humans, with comparable or tighter fits found in several other primates, including squirrel monkeys and bush babies, according to a study published in Nature Ecology & Evolution.

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    A newly identified snake species found in Brazil may be the earliest-known snake to have diverged from the stem line, according to research in Nature.

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    A study in Nature Communications finds evidence of effects of loneliness and social isolation on poorer mental health and wellbeing, and effects of loneliness on poorer general he…

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