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palaeoanthropology

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1. paleoanthropology

2. human paleontology, human palaeontology, anthropology, vertebrate paleontology

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Why Africans should be telling the story of human origins - Nature
Paleoanthropology | Human Evolution, Fossil Record & Anthropology - Britannica
2025-04 - World renowned Wits Sterkfontein Caves reopen - Wits University
China set to conduct nation’s first expeditions in the ‘land of the dinosaurs’ - South China Morning Post
The fossil skull that rocked the world – 100 years later scientists are grappling with the Taung find’s complex colonial legacy - The Conversation
Neanderthal remains found in Abreda Cave - HeritageDaily
100 years of Australopithecus - Nature
Video: The long arm and short legs wars in palaeoanthropology - Phys.org
Neanderthal-associated personal ornaments made of perforated and... - ResearchGate
What do brain endocasts tell us? A comparative analysis of the accuracy of sulcal identification by experts and perspectives in palaeoanthropology - Labra - 2024 - Journal of Anatomy - Wiley Online Library
Marking 100 years since the Taung discovery - Nature
Hadar, Ethiopia: History of a Famous Palaeoanthropological Region - HeritageDaily
(PDF) Speedy Palaeoanthropology: How virtual morphology, digital databases and open access policies boost research in human evolution - ResearchGate
Hominoid evolution - Nature
Palaeoanthropology: African origins - Nature
The rise of scientific racism in palaeoanthropology - Nature
Palaeoanthropology: Craniums with clout - Nature
On the origin of our species - Nature
Palaeoanthropology: Disputed ground - Nature
The ancestral dinner table - Nature
A new continent for human evolution - ScienceDirect.com
FIGURE 5. Timeline comparing major events within the world of... - ResearchGate
Palaeoanthropology: Homo sapiens in China 80,000 years ago | Human Evolution @ UCL - UCL - UCL - London's Global University
Fossils show that early ancestors had dual hand use - HeritageDaily
Mankind’s place in Nature : the Gale–Brimble years - Nature
Facing up to complexity - Nature
Broken teeth point to rough diet - Nature
Malapa and the genus Homo - Nature
Human frailties - Nature
Beyond the bones of contention: Traditional approaches to human evolution have concentrated on bones in the quest to find out who's who in the family tree - But an ecological perspective reveals our ancestors in a new light - New Scientist
A precious little bundle - Nature
Cultivating the next great palaeoanthropologist - UCT News
Inside the Vault - Popular Archeology
The time of the last Neanderthals - Nature
Paleontologists discover a 240 million-year-old 'dragon' fossil in full - KCRW
Theory of ‘volcanic winter’ killing early humans at centre of debate - South China Morning Post
How artefacts are found tells its own story – if we want to hear it - New Scientist
Human evolution: How we misread our own story - Nature
Paranthropus – Our “near human” Cousin - HeritageDaily
Decoding our cousins - Nature
Fossils point to a big family for human ancestors - Nature
Free digital scans of human fossils - Nature
The Maxilla of Kent’s Cavern: A Dating Controversy - HeritageDaily
Andy I.R. Herries - The Conversation
Study suggests human occupation in Patagonia prior to the Younger Dryas period - HeritageDaily
New Evidence in Search for the Mysterious Denisovans - HeritageDaily
‘Little Foot’ skull reveals how this more than 3 million year old human ancestor lived - HeritageDaily
Modern Human Brain Originated in Africa Around 1.7 Million Years Ago - HeritageDaily
Crowdsourcing digs up an early human species - Nature
Fossil discovery could be our oldest human ancestor - HeritageDaily
Tim D. White | Biography, Paleoanthropology, Berkeley, Tanzania, Ethiopia, Discovery, Ardipithecus Ramidus, & Ardi - Britannica
The skeleton of Dushan 1 offers new perspectives on the settlement of Homo sapiens in China - HeritageDaily
Figure 1. The trepanated Harappan male skull H-796/B in the... - ResearchGate
Fossil find suggests ‘Homo erectus’ emerged 200,000 years earlier than thought - The Conversation
Indian stone tools could dramatically push back date when modern humans first left Africa - The Conversation
Neanderthals Used Toothpicks, New Research Reveals - HeritageDaily
Controversial claims about extinct humans are stirring up evolution research. Here’s how the mess could have been avoided - The Conversation
Does the Culture-of-Death Predate the Neanderthals and Modern Humans? - HeritageDaily
Small-brained and big-mouthed - Nature
Homo naledi may be two million years old (give or take) - The Conversation
Neanderthals & Homo Sapiens Used Identical Nubian Technology - HeritageDaily
(PDF) Stratigraphic origin of the juvenile Neandertal remains from Scladina Cave: re-evaluation and consequences for their palaeoenvironmental and chronostratigraphic contexts. - ResearchGate
Little Foot fossil shows early human ancestor clung closely to trees - HeritageDaily
What was the back of Homo antecessor like? - HeritageDaily
Discovery from Unicorn Cave in Lower Saxony sheds new light on ancestors' cognitive abilities - HeritageDaily
Nesher Ramla Homo type – a prehistoric human previously unknown to science - HeritageDaily
New study suggests that last common ancestor of humans and apes was smaller than thought - HeritageDaily
On the Origin of Our Species - HeritageDaily
‘Dragon man’ fossil may replace Neanderthals as our closest relative - HeritageDaily
Cannibalism was profitable for Homo antecessor - HeritageDaily
Evolutionary Studies Institute - Wits University
Early humans hunted beavers 400,000-years-ago - HeritageDaily
Oldest known footprints of pre-humans identified in Crete - HeritageDaily
Foot fossil of juvenile hominin exhibits ape-like features - HeritageDaily
Our direct human ancestor Homo erectus is older than we thought - HeritageDaily
Homo sapiens developed a new ecological niche that separated it from other hominins - HeritageDaily
First 3D morphometric study of the molars of Sima de los Huesos - HeritageDaily
First Eurasians left Africa up to 130,000 years ago - HeritageDaily
Study suggests that first humans came to Europe 1.4 million years ago - HeritageDaily
Oldest Human Tools Discovered in Africa, Dated to 3.3 Million Years Ago - ScienceAlert
First modern humans in Europe are associated with the Gravettian culture - HeritageDaily
Homo Sapiens caused Neanderthal extinction according to computer models - HeritageDaily
Neanderthals commonly suffered from ‘swimmer’s ear’ - HeritageDaily
Chinese challenge to 'out of Africa' theory - New Scientist
Study could provide first clues about the social lives of extinct human relatives - HeritageDaily
New Neandertal and archaic human genomes advance our understanding of human evolution - HeritageDaily
Asia, cradle of humankind? New fossil finds are rewriting history - South China Morning Post
Are human ancestors to blame for the decline of Africa’s largest mammals? - University of Oxford
A mixture of old and new - Nature
Dating of Broken Hill skull leads to questions over modern human ancestry - HeritageDaily
Stone tools reveal epic trek of nomadic Neanderthals - HeritageDaily
Jaw Structures of Fossils Seems to Suggest That Three Homo Species Roamed Africa Concurrently - SciTechDaily
Raven bone discovered in Crimea may provide insight into Neanderthal cognition - HeritageDaily
Scientists can now calculate the age of the Cradle of Humankind caves - qz.com
How we calculated the age of caves in the Cradle of Humankind – and why it matters - The Conversation
Schizophrenia Emerged After Humans Diverged From Neanderthals - HeritageDaily
Big Question: what is a human? - Prospect Magazine
South Africa's oldest, and the world's most complete Australopithecus skeleton ever found, introduced to the world - HeritageDaily
The fossil hunter and the cave of lost hominids - Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Neanderthals in Germany – first population peak, then sudden extinction - HeritageDaily
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