FOSSIL EVIDENCE: No males found as Homo naledi discovery deepens evolutionary puzzle
The first protein analysis of the fossil teeth of Homo naledi showed that all individuals in the cave system are female. This may provide further evidence that these extinct human relatives had some form of culture.
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