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Source ↑	Type / peer review	Publication	Published	Used by	Reviewed
Yan et al. · The gene-regulatory evolution of the human skeleton ↗Yan et al. Evidence notes and linked records Published paper. Cell assays identify candidate mechanisms; they do not reconstruct an extinct individual or establish personal disease risk. https://doi.org/10.1038/s41586-026-11053-x Link status: Not Checked. A registered link is not a verification of every claim. Cell experiments trace the evolution of human cartilage · Research September 2026 in review · Period Review 2026: the year so far · Period Review	Primary ResearchPeer review: Yes	Nature	2026-09-23	3 records	2026-10-09
Zhang et al. · Iron production at the Zhujiazui site of the late Tang dynasty in Ezhou, South China ↗Zhang et al. Evidence notes and linked records Accepted manuscript. The conclusion concerns the excavated area. Proposed flux ingredients and wider supply networks remain uncertain. https://doi.org/10.1038/s40494-026-03010-8 Link status: Not Checked. A registered link is not a verification of every claim. Slag reveals a late-Tang iron-casting workshop · Discovery Slag reveals a late-Tang iron-casting workshop · Research October 2026 so far · Period Review	Primary ResearchPeer review: Yes	npj Heritage Science	2026-10-09	3 records	2026-10-09

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