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Some Paleontological Inferences as to the Life-Habits of the Australopithecines

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On Faunal Analysis and the Australopithecines

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Nature

New fossil evidence adds branch to early hominin family tree

Analysis of rare hominin infant fossils excavated in southern Africa reveals unexpected cranial features which add weight to the hypothesis that Paranthropus robustus is more closely related to the ...
IFLScience

We’ve Caught A Glimpse Into What Early Human Relatives Ate 3 Million Years Ago

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Nature

Femoral Fragment of a Robust Australopithecine from Olduvai Gorge, Tanzania

This fossil femur from Olduvai confirms that the larger or robust australopithecines lived in both East and South Africa during the Pleistocene. This specimen and femora from Swartkrans in South ...