Enhancing the reconstruction of the Gabasa Neandertal's diet using Ca and Sr stable isotopes [0.03%]
利用钙和锶稳定同位素增强加巴萨尼安德特人饮食的重建工作
Pierre-Jean Dodat,Danaé Guiserix,Klervia Jaouen et al.
Pierre-Jean Dodat et al.
Neandertals are known to have occupied Eurasia for over 250,000 years and were well adapted to the environmental conditions of the last ice ages. However, the dietary habits of these ancient humans remain debated, with conflicting evidence ...
A normal magnetostratigraphic polarity interval in the Main Ethiopian Rift at 1.6 Ma: Implications for Acheulean and Homo erectus chronology [0.03%]
埃塞俄比亚主裂谷在1.6马agnetostratigraphy极性间隔的含义：对于阿乔利和直立人的年代学意义
Gen Suwa,Shigehiro Katoh,Masayuki Hyodo et al.
Gen Suwa et al.
The timing of Homo erectus and Acheulean emergence in the Early Pleistocene is important to the understanding of the evolution of the genus Homo but is currently insufficiently resolved. Relevant chronologies are often based on a combinatio...
The role of Denisovan paleohabitats in shaping modern human genetic resistance to viral, bacterial, and parasitic infections [0.03%]
丹尼索瓦人生境在塑造现代人类对病毒、细菌和寄生虫感染的遗传抵抗力方面的作用
Attila J Trájer
Attila J Trájer
Denisovans contributed notably to the genomes of present-day East and Southeast Asians. However, the relationship between the inhabited paleohabitats and the adaptive genetic traits related to infections in modern humans remains underexplor...
Predrag Radović,Matthew M Skinner,Sanja Alaburić et al.
Predrag Radović et al.
Known for over a century, the Late Miocene mammalian faunas of Veles, North Macedonia, have long been recognized for their scientific importance. However, hominid remains had not been previously reported from this fossil-rich area. Here, we...
Did Intermediate Aurignacian foxes at Isturitz develop human-oriented dietary preferences?: A comment to Berlioz et al. (2025) [0.03%]
关于Berlioz等人(2025)的研究评论：依斯图里兹中期奥瑞纳文化的狐狸是否发展出了以人为中心的饮食偏好？
Shumon T Hussain,Chris Baumann
Shumon T Hussain
New U-series dates on the Petralona cranium, a key fossil in European human evolution [0.03%]
佩特拉洛纳头骨的新铀系测定年代结果——欧洲人类进化中关键化石的年代变迁
Christophe Falguères,Qingfeng Shao,Christian Perrenoud et al.
Christophe Falguères et al.
Assigning an age to the nearly complete cranium found in the Petralona Cave in Greece is of outstanding importance because this fossil has a key position in European human evolution. This topic has been debated since its discovery more than...
New fossil hominins from the Upper Laetolil Beds, Laetoli, Tanzania [0.03%]
坦桑尼亚拉特利 Upper Laetolil地层的新古人类化石
Terry Harrison,Thomas R Rein,Amandus Kwekason
Terry Harrison
New finds of fossil hominins from the Upper Laetolil Beds at Laetoli in northern Tanzania include associated right and left mandibular fragments and three isolated teeth. The specimens are described and compared with those previously collec...
The hominin teeth from the late Middle Pleistocene Hualongdong site, China [0.03%]
中国晚中更新世华龙洞古人类牙齿化石
Xiujie Wu,María Martinón-Torres,Song Xing et al.
Xiujie Wu et al.
Between 2014 and 2015, abundant human fossils dated to about 300 ka were found in the Hualongdong (HLD) site, Anhui province, South China. The HLD human sample consists of a nearly complete skull with 14 teeth in situ, one partial maxilla w...
A new look at Laccopithecus robustus from the Late Miocene of China: Anatomy, systematics, and paleobiology [0.03%]
中国晚中新世乳齿象类化石Laccopithucus robustus的新研究：解剖、分类和古生物学
Terry Harrison
Terry Harrison
Laccopithecus robustus, from the Late Miocene of Shihuiba in Yunnan Province of southwestern China, is one of the best known pliopithecoids. Dating to ∼7-6 Ma, it is the last-known surviving pliopithecoid in Eurasia. Preliminary reports of...
New insights into the diversity of strepsirrhine primates from the late early-early middle Eocene of North Africa (Algeria and Tunisia) [0.03%]
北非地区早渐新世原猴类多样性研究的新进展（根据阿尔及利亚和突尼斯的化石）
Laurent Marivaux,Anne-Lise Charruault,Mohammed Adaci et al.
Laurent Marivaux et al.
The Gour Lazib Complex in Algeria and Djebel Chambi in Tunisia are the only African regions with abundant fossil records of diverse mammals dating from the late early to early middle Eocene. Among these mammals, primates, documented by few ...