How to check if you’ve lost this tendon on your arm to evolution
Human evolution is still ongoing, even if it happens too slowly to notice. One subtle example is a wrist tendon linked to the palmaris longus muscle, which 10–15% of people no longer have. This muscle is important for animals like monkeys that rely on their forearms to move, but ground-dwelling apes — and now humans…
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