Karen L Baab,Kieran P McNulty,F James Rohlf
Karen L Baab
Study of morphological form is fundamental to the discipline of paleoanthropology. The size and shape of our ancestors' anatomical features have long been the focus of research on hominin systematics, phylogeny, functional morphology, ontog...
Primate socioecology at the crossroads: past, present, and future [0.03%]
灵长类动物的社会生态学站在十字路口：过去、现在和未来
Tim Clutton-Brock,Charles Janson
Tim Clutton-Brock
Attempts to explain differences in the size and structure of primate groups have argued that they are a consequence of variation in the intensity of feeding competition caused by contrasts in food distribution. However, although feeding com...
Kenneth M Weiss
Kenneth M Weiss
Frederick E Grine,Peter S Ungar
Frederick E Grine
Evolution of human teeth and jaws: implications for dentistry and orthodontics [0.03%]
人类牙齿和颌骨的进化及其对牙科和正畸学的意义
Peter S Ungar,John Sorrentino,Jerome C Rose
Peter S Ungar
Primates in Paris [0.03%]
巴黎的灵长类动物
John G Fleagle
John G Fleagle
A platform for East African paleoanthropology: third biannual conference of the EAAPP [0.03%]
东非古人类学研究平台：EAAPP第三届每两年一次的大会
Zeresenay Alemseged,Purity W Kiura,Emma Mbua et al.
Zeresenay Alemseged et al.
The prehistory of the Arabian peninsula: deserts, dispersals, and demography [0.03%]
阿拉伯半岛的史前史：沙漠、迁徙与人口统计学
Huw S Groucutt,Michael D Petraglia
Huw S Groucutt
As a geographic connection between Africa and the rest of Eurasia, the Arabian Peninsula occupies a central position in elucidating hominin evolution and dispersals. Arabia has been characterized by extreme environmental fluctuation in the ...
Andreas Koenig,Carola Borries
Andreas Koenig
Recent advances in DNA and isotope analyses have allowed tentative reconstructions of dispersal strategies of Plio-Pleistocene hominins.(1,2) Comparing their findings to dispersal patterns of some extant apes and humans suggested groups of ...
The status of Homo heidelbergensis (Schoetensack 1908) [0.03%]
霍梅尔格伯人（Homo heidelbergensis）的地位（Schoetensack 1908）
Chris Stringer
Chris Stringer
The species Homo heidelbergensis is central to many discussions about recent human evolution. For some workers, it was the last common ancestor for the subsequent species Homo sapiens and Homo neanderthalensis; others regard it as only a Eu...