The chronology and function of a new circular mammoth-bone structure at Kostenki 11 Alexander Pryor cs 2020 Antiquity doi https://doi.org/10.15184/aqy.2020.7 Circular features made from mammoth

Op 20/03/20 17:47 heeft Allan Krill <AAT@groups.io namens krill@...> geschreven: see http://anthropogeny.net All hominin fossils may be hybrids of aquatic ancestors and African apes. No,

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see http://anthropogeny.net All hominin fossils may be hybrids of aquatic ancestors and African apes.

Relevance of the eastern African coastal forest for early hominin biogeography JCA Joordens, CS Feibel, HB Vonhof, AS Schulp & D Kroon 2019 JHE 131:176-202 open access The influence of climate

The Neandertal vertebral column 2: The lumbar spine Asier Gómez Olivencia 2017 JHE 106:84-101 Here we provide the most extensive metric & morphological analysis performed to date on the Hn lumbar

Post-aquatic H.sapiens (less DHA etc. in food) needs more time to grow large brains? _____ Short and long period growth markers of enamel formation distinguish European Pleistocene hominins Mario

L'impact méconnu des chauves-souris et du guano dans l'évolution morphologique tardive des cavernes The little known impact of bats and bat guano in the late stages of cave morphogenesis Philippe

Biogeochemistry 13.3.20 Stacks of skeletons fertilize a "river of bones" Migrating wildebeest that drown in an African river enrich its waters. The bones of long-dead wildebeest feed one of Earth's

Hi Marc Thanks for your feedback. HERE ARE MY COMMENTS TO YOUR COMMENTS (IN UPPER CASE LETTERS SO THAT YOU CAN FIND THEM.) Please send my link: anthropogeny.net to your group so that they can easily

Jack said: As you all know, I have a deep-seeded hatred for the Out of Africa theory. Non-sense that we were all chimps in Africa. Here is a pre-print Of a paper by Shi Huang, imho he is one of

This new article on Little Foot seems to confirm my hypotheses on australopiths: -most or all S.Afr.apiths belonged to Pan, IOW, there more related to Pan>Homo>Gorilla>Pongo, -they were vertical

... Overall, morphology of the StW 573 atlas is closer to Pan than to any other atlas of extant comparative groups in the shape space of the PCA. When all of the fossil specimens are considered in

The atlas of StW 573 and the late emergence of human-like head mobility and brain metabolism Amélie Beaudet, Ronald Clarke, Jason Heaton, Travis Pickering, Kristian Carlson, Robin Crompton, Tea

As you all know I have a deep-seeded hatred for the Out of Africa theory. Non-sense that we were all chimps in Africa. Here is a pre-print Of a paper by Shi Huang, imho he is one of the great

Please share this link. Thanks! https://norwegianscitechnews.com/viewpoints/thinking-outside-the-box-of-fossils/ Thank *you*, Allan! --marc (my comments between brackets) Thinking outside the

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-020-60837-2

Nick, Right now there are only two papers that delve into the detail of strains and the virus’ phylogenetic (evolutionary) tree. I have posted both here. I am impressed at how lightning fast so

All, Here is a link to synopsis article concerning the German covid study. Interesting stuff. There is a link to the

Attached is another academic paper with great information. As you all know from my posts here 72% of the human genome is virus. Once thought of as junk DNA, is actually defensive in nature. It