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Did our ancestors have better hearing than we do?

By Research Advancement • Sep 28, 2015 • Research In The News•   

A new Binghamton University study suggests that human ancestors had sharper hearing in certain frequencies and the hearing pattern resembles that of chimpanzees, the Christian Science Monitor reports.

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