Paleoecological context of Homo aff. erectus (ATE7-1) at Sima del Elefante (late Early Pleistocene, Atapuerca, Spain) inferred from the herpetofaunal assemblage [0.03%]
西班牙阿塔普尔卡遗址SimudelElefante古人类（直立人）化石ATE7-1的腹馆区晚早更新世古生态推断：基于两栖动物和爬行动物群落组合
Christian Sánchez-Bandera,Ana Fagoaga,Hugues-Alexandre Blain et al.
Christian Sánchez-Bandera et al.
The Sima del Elefante cave is one of the archaeopaleontological sites located in the karstic complex of Sierra de Atapuerca (Burgos, Spain), which is a remarkable locality for documenting an extensive sequence of human evidence. Within the ...
François Marchal,Denné Reed,Sandrine Prat
François Marchal
The Omo-Turkana Basin is one of three major regions for the study of hominin evolution in Africa. It has yielded a rich hominin fossil record of 1231 specimens, around a third of the record for the whole of Africa for the period from the Me...
Revisiting hominin scavenging through the lens of optimal foraging theory [0.03%]
通过最优觅食理论重新审视人类先祖的拾遗行为
Ana Mateos,Marcos Moleón,Paul Palmqvist et al.
Ana Mateos et al.
Scavenging has been a key topic in human evolution for decades, mainly focused on the 'hunting vs. scavenging' debate and the role of meat in the diet of early hominins. Scavenging is frequently considered a marginal activity by archaeologi...
Ex OrienteLux? A quantitative comparison between northern Ahmarian and Protoaurignacian [0.03%]
东方lit还是lux？北方阿赫马里亚与Proto奥瑞纳尼亚的量化比较
Armando Falcucci,Steven L Kuhn
Armando Falcucci
The appearance of the Protoaurignacian in Europe around 42,000 years ago is widely believed to result from a major dispersal of anatomically modern Homo sapiens out of the Levant, a view primarily supported by perceived similarities between...
New Late Middle Pleistocene human remains at the Payre site (Marine Isotopic Stage 7, Ardèche, Southeast France) [0.03%]
法国东南部帕尔岩洞遗址晚中更新世（MIS7）新人类化石发现
Constance Cavillac,Amélie Vialet,Louise Magne et al.
Constance Cavillac et al.
Chimpanzee hind limb muscle electromyographic activity patterns during locomotion [0.03%]
黑猩猩直立行走时的肢肌电信号模式
Susan G Larson
Susan G Larson
Functional interpretation of fossils documenting our early locomotor evolution relies on biomechanical analyses of modern humans and comparative samples of nonhuman primates. Force plate studies have explored the forces that nonhuman primat...
Luminescence and radiocarbon dating the Naisiusiu Beds type section and timing of the Middle Stone Age/Later Stone Age transition at Olduvai Gorge, Tanzania [0.03%]
坦桑尼亚奥杜瓦伊峡谷Naisiusiu层型剖面的发光和放射性碳测年以及中石器时代/后石器时代的年代问题
Ian G Stanistreet,Harald Stollhofen,Rachel K Smedley et al.
Ian G Stanistreet et al.
The Olduvai Gorge Naisiusiu Beds and Ndutu Beds are significant for understanding the cultural and biological evolution of Homo sapiens. However, the timing and span of deposition of these beds is poorly understood. We present a chronology ...
Anatomical factors restricting hip extension range of motion in Japanese macaques and spider monkeys [0.03%]
日本猕猴和蛛猴髋关节伸展活动范围受限的解剖因素
Miki Otsuru,Akimasa Ito,Motoharu Oishi et al.
Miki Otsuru et al.
Japanese macaques (Macaca fuscata) are capable of bipedal locomotion but exhibit fundamental differences from human walking, including a flexed limb posture and a single-peaked ground reaction force profile. One key factor underlying these ...
Deciphering the correlated evolutionary responses of the hands and feet in modern humans [0.03%]
解读现代人类手和脚的相关性进化反应
Mikel Arlegi,Adrián Pablos,Carlos Lorenzo
Mikel Arlegi
The coevolution of the hands and feet in modern humans has been a subject of significant interest due to their unique morphological features that differentiate humans from other primates and their implications in human evolution. This study...
Revealing neuromuscular similarities between baboons and humans: A commentary on [0.03%]
揭示恒河猴和人类神经肌肉的相似性：一则评论文章
Arthur H Dewolf,Francesco Lacquaniti
Arthur H Dewolf